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CFSK-TV
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| CFSK-TV | |
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| Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | |
| Branding | Global Saskatoon |
| Channels | Analog: 4 (VHF) 3 (Shaw) 5 (SaskTel) 337 (Star Choice) 236 (Bell Expressvu) |
| Affiliations | Global |
| Owner | CanWest Global (CanWest MediaWorks Inc.) |
| Founded | September 6, 1987 |
| Call letters meaning | C F SasKatoon |
| Former affiliations | Independent (1987-1997) |
| Transmitter Power | 100 kW (analog) |
| Website | globaltv.com/saskatoon |
CFSK (also commonly known as Global Saskatoon) is a television station which broadcasts out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It is part of the Global Television Network.
The station was launched on September 6, 1987 by Canwest Global. CFSK and its sister station in Regina, CFRE, were initially branded as STV (short for "Saskatchewan Television") until the Global identity was extended to all of Canwest's stations in 1997.
One of STV's major broadcasts in its early years was the children's program Size Small, which was syndicated around the world. (The show's host, Helen Lumby, officially launched the mini-network's first broadcast in 1987).
Evening News (6:00pm) with anchor Lisa Dutton, Warren Dean, weather and Esther Madziya, sports. The Evening News recently won the Bert Cannings Award for "Best Newscast" in the Prairie Region, 2006.
Prime News (10:00pm) and News Final (11:00pm) with anchor Lisa Dutton, Warren Dean, weather and Esther Madziya, sports.
Evening News at 6:00pm/News Final at 11:00pm (Weekends) with anchor Julie Boyer and Kevin Jesus, sports
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| Owned and operated stations | CHAN Vancouver • CICT Calgary • CITV Edmonton • CISA Lethbridge • CFSK Saskatoon • CFRE Regina • CKND Winnipeg • CIII Toronto • CKMI Quebec City • CIHF Halifax |
| Secondary carriers | CJBN Kenora • CJON St. John's |
| See also | E! stations • CanWest Global Communications |
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| Corporate Directors | David Asper • Gail Asper • Leonard Asper • Lloyd Barber • Derek Burney • Ronald Daniels • David Drybrough • Paul Godfrey • Frank King • Lisa Pankratz |
| Newspapers | Calgary Herald • Dose • Edmonton Journal • Montreal Gazette • National Post • Ottawa Citizen • Regina Leader-Post • Saskatoon StarPhoenix • The Province (Vancouver) • Vancouver Sun • Victoria Times-Colonist • Windsor Star |
| Television Assets | E!: CHBC • CHCA • CHCH • CHEK • CJNT Global: CFRE • CFSK • CHAN • CICT • CIHF • CIII • CISA • CITV • CKMI • CKND CoolTV • DejaView • Fox Sports World Canada • Lonestar • mentv1 • Mystery TV1 • TVtropolis • X-Treme Sports |
| Assets outside of Canada | Original 106: Solent/Bristol/Aberdeen (UK) |
| 1 Co-owned with Quebecor, with CanWest having management responsibilities. | |
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