City (channel)
City (previously known as Citytv) is a Canadian television broadcaster owned and operated by . There are currently stations located in five cities in Canada, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Montreal, and a cable-only station serving the Province of Saskatchewan.

The first station was founded in 1972 in Toronto by a consortium led by Moses Znaimer; by 1979, CHUM Limited had become sole owner, though Znaimer remained as head of the station into the mid-2000s. In 2002, it expanded to Vancouver, moving in to Alberta and Manitoba in 2005. With the sale of CHUM in 2007 to , including , Citytv was sold to Rogers Communications to satisfy Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission regulations.

The channel aired a number of Star Trek shows first-run, including , ,  and  in their initial airings in Canada. In 1994, Citytv aired the final episode of The Next Generation, " from the  in Toronto, attracting more than 40,000 spectators.

External links
 Citytv.com – official site
 
Broadcasters