Manitoba Edition

Covers most of Manitoba.

(Cities of license not mentioned.)

Canadian Channels:

[3] CBWF (SRC) -- Winnipeg (actual calls: CBWFT)
[5] CKX (CBC) -- Brandon
=[5]= CKOS (CBC) -- Yorkton, SK (Sasketchewan) (Grids only)
[6] CBWT (CBC) -- Winnipeg
[7] CKY (CTV) -- Winnipeg
[9] Global -- Winnipeg (actual calls: CKND)
[10] CICC (CTV) -- Yorkton, SK (Sasketchewan) (Grids only)
[13] MTN / CHMI -- Portage La Prairie / Winnipeg

US Channels:

"2" KGFE (PBS) -- Grand Forks, ND (North Dakota) (satellite of "13")
"4" WCCO (CBS) -- Minneapolis (Minneapolis / St. Paul)
|4| WDIV (NBC) -- Detroit (Detroit)
"7" WXYZ (ABC) -- Detroit (Detroit)
"8" WDAZ (ABC) -- Devils Lake, ND (North Dakota) (satellite of WDAY (6), Fargo, ND)
"11" WTOL (CBS) -- Toledo (Toledo-Lima)
1|1 KARE (NBC) -- Minneapolis (Minneapolis / St. Paul)
"12" KNRR (Fox) -- Pembina, ND (North Dakota) (satellite of KVRR (15), Fargo, ND)(Grids only)
"13" KFME (PBS) -- Fargo, ND (North Dakota)
"31" WUHF (Fox) -- Rochester (Rochester)
"56" WTVS (PBS) -- Detroit (Detroit)
(SBK) WSBK (UPN) -- Boston (Boston)(Grids only)

Note:

[9]: Station was established in the 1950's as KCND channel 12, a CBS affiliate in the border town of Pembina, ND. In the mid-1970's, a Canadian broadcaster purchsed the station and moved it up to Winnipeg, rechristening it as CKND. The station later moved from ch.12 to ch.9. In the mid-1980's ch.12 became re-occupied as "12". [9] is one of very few Canadian stations with American roots.