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Term used by Schütz and other German Baroque composers for the musical setting of a biblical story. In the late Middle Ages the term designated a day's antiphons and responsories of the Divine Office.


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Launched January 31, 2000
Owned by Astral Media (50% & managing partner)
CW Media (50%)
Country Canada
Broadcast area National
Headquarters Montreal, Quebec
Website Historia
Availability
Satellite
Bell TV Channel 133 (SD)
Channel 856 (HD)
Shaw Direct Channel 756 (SD)
Cable
Available on many Canadian cable systems Check local listings

Historia is a Canadian French language cable television specialty channel which presents informative and entertainment programming related to history in the form of dramas, films, documentaries, human interests programs and more. The channel is owned by Astral Media and CW Media (a division of Canwest and GS Capital Partners).

History

Licensed by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as Canal Historie[citation needed] to Alliance Atlantis and Premier Choix Networks (Astral), the channel was launched on January 31, 2000 as Historia.

On January 18, 2008, a joint venture between Canwest and GS Capital Partners bought Alliance Atlantis and gained AAC's interest in Historia. In addition, the new company also acquired its English language counterpart, History Television.

Historia HD

Historia-HD.png On October 30, 2006 Astral Media launched an HD simulcast of Historia.

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v • d • e
Canwest Global Communications Corp.
Corporate directors
David Asper • Gail Asper • Leonard Asper • Lloyd Barber • Derek Burney • Ronald Daniels • David Drybrough • Paul Godfrey • Frank King • Lisa Pankratz
Publishing
Abbotsford/Mission Times • Alberni Valley Pennyworth • Alberni Valley Times • Burnaby Now • Calgary Herald • Campbell River Courier Islander • Chilliwack Times • Coquitlam Now • Comox Valley Echo • Cowichan Valley Citizen • Delta Optimist • Edmonton Journal • Harbour City Star • LakeShore News • LaSalle Post • Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Times • Nanaimo Daily News • National Post • New Westminster Record • North Shore News • Oceanside Star • Ottawa Citizen • Regina Leader-Post • Richmond News • Shoreline Week • Surrey Now • The Gazette • The Kingsville Reporter • The Province • The StarPhoenix • The Tilbury Times • Times-Colonist • Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly • Vancouver Sun • Vancouver Courier • Windsor Parent • Windsor Star
Financial Post Business • Living Windsor • Swerve • TVtimes
Broadcast television (Global)
Cable television/specialty channels
Online
Canada.com • celebrating.com • connecting.com • Dose.ca • driving.ca • remembering.ca • working.com • FPInfomart.ca
Other assets
Canwest News Service • CHEK Victoria1 • The Flyer Force • Go!Local • QuickTrac • QuickWire • Score Media
1CHEK has been sold to its employees and local investors. The sale still requires CRTC approval.
Assets outside of Canada
Many of the assets listed above are only partially owned by Canwest. Refer to full asset list for detailed information.
v • d • e
Astral Media Inc.
Corporate Directors
Normand Beauchamp • Austin Beutel • Paul Bronfman • André Bureau (Chairman) • Jack Cockwell • George Cohon • Paul Godfrey • Stephen Greenberg • Ian Greenberg (President and CEO) • Sidney Greenberg (Vice President) • Sidney Horn • Mila Mulroney • Timothy Price
Broadcast television stations
CFTK (CBC) • CJDC (CBC)
Cable Television/Specialty Channels
Canal D • Canal Vie • Cinépop • Family • Historia • The Movie Network • Mpix • MusiquePlus • MusiMax • Séries+ • Super Écran • Teletoon (English • French) • Teletoon Retro (English • French) • Viewers Choice • VRAK.TV • Ztélé
Radio networks / brands
Boom FM • EZ Rock • NRJ (Canadian licence) • RockDétente • Virgin Radio (Canadian licence)
Radio Stations
(by call sign)
CFRB • CFRN • CFTK • CHAM • CHOR • CHTK • CIOR • CISL • CJAD • CJBK • CJDC • CJOR • CKCR • CKFR • CKGR • CKHJ • CKMX • CKOC • CKOR • CKSL • CKTB
CFBR • CFEI • CFIX • CFMG • CHBD • CHEY • CHIK • CHOM • CHRD • CHRE • CHRX • CHSU • CHTZ • CHVR • CIBK • CIBX • CICF • CIGB • CIKI • CIKX • CILK • CIMF • CIMO • CIQM • CITE (Montreal) • CITE (Estrie) • CITF • CJAB • CFQX • CFVM • CFXY • CFZZ • CJAT • CJAY • CJBX • CJCJ • CJDM • CJEZ • CJFM • CJFW • CJMM • CJMV • CJOI • CJMG • CKBC • CKFM • CKKC • CKLH • CKMF • CKMM • CKNL • CKQB • CKRX • CKTF • CKTK • CKTO • CKTY • CKX • CKXA • CKXR • CKZZ • New Ottawa
Sirius Canada channels
Other Assets
Astral Media Outdoor (AMO)
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