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CF Cable
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CF Cable was a Canadian cable company, which served parts of Montreal, Laval and western suburbs on the Island of Montreal. The company was owned by CFCF, a television station in Montreal.
In 1991, CF also acquired Northern Cable, an independent cable operator in Northern Ontario. Northern was operated as a separate division of the company, and never adopted the CF Cable branding.
In 1997, CF was acquired by Vidéotron. The Northern Cable division was sold to Regional Cablesystems.
| Cable and direct broadcast satellite companies in Canada |
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| Cable: Access • Aurora • Cable Axion • Cablevision • Cogeco • Dery • EastLink • Look • Persona • Rogers • Rush • Shaw • Vidéotron • Westman Satellite: Bell ExpressVu • Star Choice Defunct providers: Access (Nova Scotia) • CF • Cablecasting • Classicomm • Fundy • Maclean-Hunter • Northern • Selkirk • Trillium • Videon See also: International cable providers. |
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