TV and radio services
Learn about the types of broadcasters that offer different TV and radio services, on switching from analog to digital TV, and how to change your TV service provider.
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- TV and radio content
- Content made by Canadians
- Accessible TV
- Co-development of the Indigenous Broadcasting Policy
- Broadcasters and Canadian Productions
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Services and information
Your consumer rights (the TV Service Provider Code)
The majority of Canadians who subscribe to television services are protected by the TVSP Code. The Code explains your rights and the rules your provider must follow.
Local and community TV
More about local, community TV and over the air television broadcasting.
Changing your service provider
Learn about changing your phone, wireless, Internet, and TV service providers.
Options to watch TV (online too)
Explore the different options available in Canada to view content.
Switching from analog to digital TV
What the switch from analog to digital means for you and why it happened.
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