List of assets owned by Corus Entertainment
This is a list of assets owned by Corus Entertainment, a Canadian multimedia broadcasting company. Approximately 80% of the voting control in Corus is held by the family of JR Shaw. The same family also owned about 80% of the voting rights in Shaw Communications, for a list of former Shaw assets, see list of assets owned by Shaw Communications.
The company's portfolio of multimedia encompasses 25 specialty television services, 37 radio stations, 15 conventional television stations, a global content business, digital assets, live events, children's book publishing, animation software, broadcasting and media services.
Television
Conventional television
- Global Television Network
- * Global News
- *CIII - Toronto, Ontario
- * CKND - Winnipeg, Manitoba
- * CFRE - Regina, Saskatchewan
- * CFSK - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- * CIHF - Halifax, Nova Scotia
- * CHNB - Saint John, New Brunswick
- * CKMI - Montreal, Quebec
- * CICT - Calgary, Alberta
- * CISA - Lethbridge, Alberta
- * CITV - Edmonton, Alberta
- * CHAN - Vancouver, British Columbia
- * CHBC - Kelowna, British Columbia
- * CKWS - Kingston, Ontario
- * CHEX - Peterborough, Ontario
- * CHEX-2 - Oshawa, Ontario
Specialty channels
NewsEntertainment
- CMT
- DejaView
- DTOUR
- Flavour Network
- Home Network
- MovieTime
- Showcase
- Slice
- W Network
- Licensed by A+E Global Media
- * Crime & Investigation
- * History
- * History2
- * Lifetime
- Licensed by The Walt Disney Company
- * National Geographic
- * National Geographic Wild
- Licensed by Warner Bros. Discovery
- * Adult Swim
- Treehouse
- YTV
- Licensed by The Walt Disney Company
- * Disney Channel
- Licensed by Warner Bros. Discovery
- * Boomerang
- * Cartoon Network
Other assets
- B5media — online publisher
- Corus Airtime Sales
- Corus Tempo — a full-service marketing and creative team within the Corus National Sales group.
- Cynch — a self-serve platform for buying TV campaigns online.
- Kin Community Canada — an influencer marketing platform.
- so.da — a full-service digital media agency.
- Corus Studios — Corus Entertainment's "premium content studio."
- Aircraft Pictures Ltd. — film and television entertainment.
- Kids Can Press — the largest Canadian-owned children’s book publishing company.
- Nelvana — a production and distribution company of children's animation programs.
- * Redknot — a joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery
- Curiouscast — podcast network
- Global TV App — a TV Everywhere for Global TV Network subscribers.
- STACKTV — a subscription video streaming package offered by Corus through Amazon Prime Video Channels
- Teletoon+ — streaming service for Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Animation, and Peacock Kids content
Former assets
Corus Radio
- CHML - Hamilton, Ontario - closed in 2024
- CJUL - Cornwall, Ontario - closed in 2010
- CHQT - Edmonton, Alberta - closed in 2024, frequency assumed by CHED
- CIZZ - Red Deer, Alberta — acquired by Newcap Radio in 2005
- CKGY - Red Deer, Alberta — acquired by Newcap Radio in 2005
- CKDO - Oshawa, Ontario — acquired by Durham Radio Inc in 2003
- CKGO - Vancouver, British Columbia- closed in 2025, frequency assumed by CKNW
- CKGE - Oshawa, Ontario — acquired by Durham Radio Inc in 2003
- Corus Québec — acquired by Cogeco
- * CFVM - Amqui, Quebec — acquired by Bell Media in 2013. Later sold to Arsenal Media in 2025
- * CJDM - Drummondville, Quebec — acquired by Bell Media in 2013. Later sold to Arsenal Media in 2025
- * CJRC - Gatineau, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CFEL - Lévis, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010, acquired by Leclerc Communication in 2011
- * CFQR - Montreal, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CKOI - Montreal, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CINF - Montreal, Quebec, closed in 2010
- * CINW - Montreal, Quebec, closed in 2010
- * CKAC - Montreal, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CHMP - Montreal, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2011
- * CHRC - Quebec City, Quebec, sold to Michel Cadrin, Jacques Tanguay and Patrick Roy in 2008, closed in 2012
- * CFOM - Quebec City, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CJEC - Quebec City, Quebec — acquired by Leclerc Communication in 2012
- * CIKI - Rimouski, Quebec — acquired by Bell Media in 2011. Later sold to Arsenal Media in 2025
- * CJOI - Rimouski, Quebec — acquired by Bell Media in 2013. Later sold to Arsenal Media in 2025
- * CKRS - Saguenay, Quebec — acquired by Attraction Radio in 2011, later bought by Cogeco
- * CIME - Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2011
- * CFZZ - Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec — sold to Astral Media in 2005, which was acquired by Bell Media. Later sold to Arsenal Media in 2025
- * CHLT - Sherbrooke, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
- * CKOY - Sherbrooke, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010, closed in 2011
- * CKTS - Sherbrooke, Quebec, closed in 2006
- * CHLN - Trois Rivières, Quebec, sold to Cogeco in 2010
TV and streaming
- ABC Spark — shut down
- Action — replaced by Adult Swim
- CH / E!
- * CHCH - Hamilton, Ontario — acquired by Channel Zero
- * CJNT - Montreal, Quebec — acquired by Channel Zero - now owned by Rogers Media as Citytv O&O
- * CHEK - Victoria, British Columbia — acquired by CHEK Media Group
- * CHCA - Red Deer, Alberta — ceased as of August 31, 2009 following shutdown of CH / E!
- BBC Canada — shut down
- Cartoon Network (Canada) — replaced by Boomerang (Canada)
- Cooking Channel (Canada) — shut down
- Discovery Kids — replaced by Nickelodeon Canada
- Disney Jr. — shut down, replaced by Disney Channel
- Disney XD — shut down
- Dusk — replaced by ABC Spark
- Family Channel — acquired by Astral Media in 2001; now owned by WildBrain
- Score Media — shares sold in 1999
- * The Score Television Network — renamed to Sportsnet 360, currently owned by Rogers Media
- Fine Living — replaced by DIY Network
- Movie Central — replaced by west feed of Bell Media's The Movie Network
- Encore Avenue — replaced by west feed of Bell Media's The Movie Network Encore
- HBO Canada — acquired by Bell Media
- IFC (Canada) — shut down
- CoolTV — shut down
- Edge TV — shut down
- Fox Sports World Canada — shut down
- X-Treme Sports — shut down
- Country Canada — acquired by CBC in 2002; now owned by Blue Ant Media as Cottage Life
- Documentary Channel — acquired by CBC
- KidsCo
- Leonardo World — shut down
- Video Italia — shut down
- Qubo — acquired by Ion Media Networks
- La Chaîne Disney — shut down
- Locomotion — acquired by Sony Pictures Entertainment and replaced by Animax.
- Magnolia Network (Canada) — shut down, relaunched by Rogers Sports & Media as a new discretionary service
- Max Trax — now Stingray Music
- Nickelodeon — shut down
- Nick+ — shut down, replaced with Teletoon+
- OWN (Canada) — shut down
- Sundance Channel (Canada) — shut down
- Teletoon — replaced by the current incarnation of Cartoon Network (Canada)
- Teletoon Retro — replaced by Disney Channel (Canada) and Cartoon Network (Canada)
- Télétoon Rétro — replaced by La Chaîne Disney
- Cosmopolitan TV — shut down
- Network Ten — Shares Sold in 2009
- MediaWorks New Zealand - Shares sold
- FYI (Canada) — shut down
- TLN Media Group — acquired by TLN Media Group
- * EuroWorld Sport
- * Mediaset Italia
- * Mediaset TG24
- * Telebimbi
- * Telelatino
- * TeleNiños
- * Univision Canada
Original content
- Toon Boom — acquired by International Media Company
Publishing
- Klutz — now owned by Scholastic