1990 in Canadian television

This is a list of Canadian television related events from 1990.

List of years in Canadian television

Events

DateEvent
January 22The $10,000 Grand Game Jackpot is won on Talk About.
March 1811th Genie Awards.
1990 Gemini Awards.
Juno Awards of 1990.
April 19The Beachcombers, the longest running drama series in Canadian television history ends after almost 18 years and 387 episodes.
May 25The final episode of the hit children's sketch show You Can't Do That on Television is shown on CTV with "Inventions".
July 2Babar airs in Australia for the very first time on ABC TV.
July 18Johnny Wayne who was part of the comedy duo Wayne and Shuster dies. CBC Television would later air a special to remember both Wayne and Shuster in 1991.
September 15CTV airs its new Canadian drama Neon Rider. The series will later air on YTV in 1992.
October 31A brand new supernatural-horror drama for children Are You Afraid of the Dark? begins on YTV on Halloween.

Debuts

ShowStationPremiere Date
Road to Avonlea CBC Television January 7
Material World February 5
Neon Rider CTV September 15
E.N.G. October 31
Are You Afraid of the Dark? YTV
Max Glick CBC Television November 5

Ending this year

ShowStationCancelled
Jackpot Global January 5
Live It Up! CTV
Danger Bay CBC Television March 5
Talk About March 16
You Can't Do That on Television CTV May 25
T. and T. Global May 26
The Campbells CTV Television Network September
The Beachcombers CBC Television December 12
Bumper Stumpers Global December 28
Switchback CBC Television Unknown

Television shows

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1970s

1980s

TV movies

Television stations

Network affiliation changes

Date Market Station Channel Old affiliation New affiliation References
Unknown Bellingham, Washington, USA
(Vancouver, British Columbia)
KVOS-TV 12 Independent Citytv (secondary)
(retains independent status on primary basis)

See also


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