All TV (Canada)

All TV (Canada) refers to a hypothetical or generic term encompassing all television channels and programming originating from or available within Canada. This could include publicly owned broadcasters like the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and Société Radio-Canada (SRC), privately owned networks such as CTV, Global, and Citytv, as well as specialty channels, local stations, and international channels licensed for distribution in Canada.

"All TV (Canada)" is not a specific network, company, or service but rather a broad descriptor. It represents the totality of the Canadian television landscape and can be used to discuss trends, regulations, audience viewing habits, and the overall state of television broadcasting within the country. It could also describe a comprehensive listing of all available TV channels within a specific Canadian region or market.

The CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) regulates broadcasting in Canada and licenses television channels, ensuring a mix of Canadian content and adherence to broadcasting standards. Therefore, any understanding of "All TV (Canada)" requires consideration of the CRTC's policies and mandates. The availability and specific content of "All TV (Canada)" will vary depending on the viewer's location, cable or satellite provider, and personal subscription choices.