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This is a list of current high definition channels that are available in Canada.
| Network | Channel |
|---|---|
| SRC | CBFT-DT Montreal |
| CBLFT-DT Toronto | |
| CBUFT-DT Vancouver | |
| CBOFT-DT Ottawa | |
| CBXFT-DT Edmonton | |
| CBVT-DT Quebec City | |
| CBWFT-DT Winnipeg | |
| CBAFT-DT Moncton (OTA only) | |
| CKSH-DT Sherbrooke | |
| CKTM-DT Trois-Rivières | |
| CBKFT-DT Regina | |
| CKTV-DT Saguenay | |
| CJBR-DT Rimouski (OTA only) | |
| CKRT-DT Rivière-du-Loup | |
| CKRN-DT Rouyn-Noranda | |
| TVA | CFTM-DT Montreal |
| CHOT-DT Gatineau | |
| CFCM-DT Quebec City | |
| CHLT-DT Sherbrooke | |
| CHEM-DT Trois-Rivières | |
| CJPM-DT Saguenay | |
| CIMT-DT Rivière-du-Loup | |
| CFEM-DT Rouyn-Noranda | |
| V | CFJP-DT Montreal |
| CFGS-DT Gatineau | |
| CFAP-DT Quebec City | |
| CFKS-DT Sherbrooke | |
| CFKM-DT Trois-Rivières | |
| CFRS-DT Saguenay | |
| CFTF-DT Rivière-du-Loup | |
| CFVS-DT Rouyn-Noranda | |
| Télé-Québec | CIVM-DT Montreal |
| Ind. | CFTU HD (Canal Savoir) |
| Ind. | CHLF HD (TFO) |
| Ind. | CHMG HD (Télé-Mag) |
| Network | Channel |
|---|---|
| CBC | CBLT-DT Toronto |
| CBMT-DT Montreal | |
| CBUT-DT Vancouver | |
| CBOT-DT Ottawa | |
| CBXT-DT Edmonton | |
| CBRT-DT Calgary | |
| CBWT-DT Winnipeg | |
| CBHT-DT Halifax | |
| CBAT-DT Fredericton | |
| CBET-DT Windsor | |
| CBNT-DT St. John's | |
| CBKT-DT Regina | |
| CBCT-DT Charlottetown | |
| CTV | CFTO-DT Toronto |
| CFCF-DT Montreal | |
| CIVT-DT Vancouver | |
| CJOH-DT Ottawa | |
| CFRN-DT Edmonton | |
| CFCN-DT Calgary | |
| CKY-DT Winnipeg | |
| CKCO-DT Kitchener | |
| CJCH-DT Halifax | |
| CKLT-DT Saint John (OTA only) | |
| CKCW-DT Moncton | |
| CFQC-DT Saskatoon | |
| CKCK-DT Regina | |
| CKPR-DT Thunder Bay | |
| CITL-DT Lloydminster (OTA only) | |
| CTV 2 | CKVR-DT Barrie |
| CIVI-DT Victoria | |
| CHRO-DT Pembroke | |
| CFPL-DT London | |
| CHWI-DT Windsor | |
| CTV 2 Alberta | |
| CTV 2 Atlantic | |
| Global | CIII-DT Toronto |
| CKMI-DT Montreal | |
| CHAN-DT Vancouver | |
| CITV-DT Edmonton | |
| CICT-DT Calgary | |
| CISA-DT Lethbridge | |
| CKND-DT Winnipeg | |
| CIHF-DT Halifax | |
| CHBC-DT Kelowna | |
| CFSK-DT Saskatoon | |
| CFRE-DT Regina | |
| CHFD-DT Thunder Bay | |
| CKSA-DT Lloydminster (OTA only) | |
| Citytv | CITY-DT Toronto |
| CJNT-DT Montreal | |
| CKVU-DT Vancouver | |
| CKAL-DT Calgary | |
| CKEM-DT Edmonton | |
| CHMI-DT Winnipeg | |
| Citytv Saskatchewan | |
| Omni | CFMT-DT Toronto |
| CJMT-DT Toronto | |
| CHNM-DT Vancouver | |
| CJEO-DT Edmonton | |
| CJCO-DT Calgary | |
| TVOntario | CICO-DT Toronto |
| Yes TV | CITS-DT Hamilton |
| CKES-DT Edmonton (OTA only) | |
| CKCS-DT Calgary (OTA only) | |
| Ind. | CHNU-DT Fraser Valley (OTA only) |
| Ind. | CIIT-DT Winnipeg (OTA only) |
| Ind. | CHCH-DT Hamilton |
| Ind. | CHEK-DT Victoria |
| Ind. | CFHD-DT Montreal |
| Ind. | CJON-DT St. John's |
| Network | Channel |
|---|---|
| ABC | WCVB-TV Boston |
| WKBW-TV Buffalo | |
| WVNY Burlington | |
| WXYZ-TV Detroit | |
| WDAZ-TV Grand Forks | |
| KSTP-TV Minneapolis | |
| KOMO-TV Seattle | |
| KXLY-TV Spokane | |
| NBC | WYCN-LD Boston |
| WGRZ Buffalo | |
| WDIV-TV Detroit | |
| KARE-TV Minneapolis | |
| WPTZ Plattsburgh | |
| KING-TV Seattle | |
| KHQ-TV Spokane | |
| CBS | WBZ-TV Boston |
| WIVB-TV Buffalo | |
| WCAX-TV Burlington | |
| WWJ-TV Detroit | |
| WCCO-TV Minneapolis | |
| KIRO-TV Seattle | |
| KREM Spokane | |
| Fox | WFXT Boston |
| WUTV Buffalo | |
| WUHF Rochester | |
| WFFF-TV Burlington | |
| WJBK-TV Detroit | |
| KMSP-TV Minneapolis | |
| KCPQ Tacoma/Seattle | |
| KAYU-TV Spokane | |
| PBS | WGBH Boston |
| WNED-TV Buffalo | |
| WTVS Detroit | |
| KFME-TV Fargo | |
| KTCI-TV Minneapolis | |
| WCFE-TV Plattsburgh | |
| KCTS-TV Seattle | |
| KSPS-TV Spokane | |
| The CW | WGN-TV Chicago |
| WPIX New York | |
| KTLA Los Angeles | |
| KSTW Tacoma/Seattle | |
| MyNetworkTV | WSBK-TV Boston |
| Ind. | WPCH-TV Atlanta |
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