Canada - Revision history

John Lavalie at 15:12, 28 February 2012

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-'''[[Wikipedia:Canada|CANADA]]''' is of the [[:Category:North America|North American]] continent, and shares its borders with the [[United States]].
+#REDIRECT [[:Category:Canada]]'''[[Wikipedia:Canada|CANADA]]''' is of the [[:Category:North America|North American]] continent, and shares its borders with the [[United States]].
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 ==Profile==

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	==[[BBC Records]]==		==[[BBC Records]]==
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		+	The '''Stanmark Productions Ltd''' advertisement from 1966, identifies Canada as one of '''sixteen''' countries screening '''Doctor Who''' by January 1966.

	'''The Seventies''' records a sale of '''"(6)"''' stories by 28 February 1977. '''The Handbook''' identifies five of these to be: {{A}}, {{B}}, {{C}}, {{D}} and {{E}}. The sixth story is the Pertwee serial {{UUU}}.		'''The Seventies''' records a sale of '''"(6)"''' stories by 28 February 1977. '''The Handbook''' identifies five of these to be: {{A}}, {{B}}, {{C}}, {{D}} and {{E}}. The sixth story is the Pertwee serial {{UUU}}.

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 * '''[http://www.dwin.org/ DWIN WEBSITE]'''
 * '''[http://dwin.org/home/enlightenment ENLIGHTENMENT]'''
 We are grateful to Enlightenment, Michael J Doran, Ed Conroy, Alex Frazer-Harrison, Graeme Burk and Doug Orlowski for research material and general information about Canadian broadcasts.

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 ==Novelisations==
-For many years the Target novelisations were readily available in Canada – the back covers of most but not all of the books bear a price in Canadian dollars. (From 1983 to 1989, '''CANCOAST BOOKS''' in Toronto, Ontario, is identified as the distributor.) New books published in 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982 and 1992 do not have Canadian prices.
+For many years the Target novelisations were readily available in Canada – the back covers of most but not all of the books bear a price in Canadian dollars. (From 1983 to 1989, '''CANCOAST BOOKS''' in Toronto, Ontario, is identified as the distributor.) New books published in 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982 and 1992 do not have Canadian prices (*).
 * '''1973''': 95c

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	The first '''Doctor Who The New Adventures''' novel, '''Timewyrm Genesys''' was priced $8.75 in 1991, but Canadian prices did not appear again until 1996's '''Just War''' ($6.99). The final '''New Adventures''', '''The Dying Days''', was $7.99 in 1997.		The first '''Doctor Who The New Adventures''' novel, '''Timewyrm Genesys''' was priced $8.75 in 1991, but Canadian prices did not appear again until 1996's '''Just War''' ($6.99). The final '''New Adventures''', '''The Dying Days''', was $7.99 in 1997.
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		+	(*) One of the reasons why a Canadian price is absent from the books published in these years may be due to the agreement signed between the Canadian government and the European Economic Community (EEC) in July 1976, which provided Canada with mutual commercial and economic cooperation. And then in 1982, Canada was granted greater political independence from the UK. Of course, this could be a coincidence...

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−	Of course, for many Canadians, another primary source of '''Doctor Who''' was PBS broadcasts from those of the [[United States]] that bordered with Canada. For instance, WTVS in Detroit, [[Michigan]] could be viewed in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and many parts of southern Ontario; and KSPS in Spokane, [[Washington]], was available in Alberta.)	+	Of course, for many Canadians, another primary source of '''Doctor Who''' was PBS broadcasts from those of the [[United States]] that bordered with Canada. For instance, WTVS in Detroit, [[Michigan]] could be viewed in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and many parts of southern Ontario; and KSPS in Spokane, [[Washington]], was available in Alberta.

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 * Robin Phillips (Altos; [[The Keys of Marinus]])
 * Robert Beatty (General Cutler; [[The Tenth Planet]])
 * Garrick Hagon (Ky; [[The Mutants]])
 * Robert Jezek (Sgt Zbrigniev; [[Battlefield]])
 * The 1997 TV Movie [[TV Movie]] was filmed in Vancouver, and features Canadian actors

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-After an eleven year gap, '''Doctor Who''' returned, screening simultaneously on (at least these) four channels:
+After an eleven year gap, '''Doctor Who''' returned, screening simultaneously on (at least these) three channels:
 * '''[[Canada CKVU|CKVU]]''' in Vancouver from 1976 to 1982
 * '''[[Canada TVO|TV Ontario (TVO)]]''' from 1976 to 1991 (?)
 * '''[[Canada Other|Co-operative Programming Network (CPN)]]''' in Saskatchewan from 1978 to 1979
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 ==CANADIAN AIRDATES==
-The usual categories - '''Stories Bought and Broadcast, Transmission, and TV listings''' – are detailed on a separate profile page for each of these broadcasters:
+The usual categories – '''Stories Bought and Broadcast, Transmission, and TV listings''' – are detailed on a separate profile page for each of these broadcasters:
 ** '''[[Canada CBC|CBC]]'''
 ** '''[[Canada CKVU|CKVU]]'''
 ** '''[[Canada TVO|TVO]]'''
 ** '''[[Canada Other#CPN_.28Saskatchewan.29_.281978-79.29|CPN]]
 ** '''[[Canada YTV|YTV]]'''
 ** '''[[Canada Other#CITV_.281996.29|CITV]]'''
 ** '''[[Canada Space|SPACE]]'''