Central Television Network

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Not to be confused with Central Television.

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

1957–1966

LOGO MISSING

The network's logo has been long evolved since the network's creation in 1957. Its first logo was believed to be a symbol of the St. Lawrence river, and features the word Central down below, set in a custom font. Unfortunately, the logo had been lost and mostly only exists in private collections.

1966–present

DESIGNER Jan Postles

TYPOGRAPHY Aki Lines (1967) Frutiger (1984) Serifa (1993) Interstate (1999) Effra (2008-2021) Proxima Nova (2021-present)

USAGE Official

Believed to be inspired from CBS, this logo would later be used by Austrian TV network ORF two years later. Despite the long usage of this logo, the network also expanded to become one of the leading television channels in the United States.

Logo (1968-1984 variant).

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Logo (1984-1993 variant).

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Logo (1993-1999 variant).

Network ID (1977).

Network ID (1983).

Network ID (1985).

Network ID (1993).

Network ID (1998).

Recreation of on-screen bug, first used in 1995

Network ID (1999).

Network ID (New Millennium variant, 1999).

50th anniversary logo (2007).

Network ID (2007).

White version

Gray version used by most affiliates

Blue version, also used by Central News and Current Affairs

Alternate blue version

Gold version, used during primetime

Red version, mainly used on sports coverage and used by some affiliates

Network ID (2014).

Central 2016 ID.png

Network ID (2016).

Central 2019 ID.png

Network ID (2019).

Pride Month variation (2021).

V • T • E The Pierre Péladeau Company
Television networks/channels: Central Television Network | Télévision réseau de central | NewsWorld | Avant Garde Network Major Television Stations: ABC affiliate: KYOI | WHHS | WJDL | WTVM CBS affiliates: KBSR | KNCY | WTTX | WZAT5 NBC affiliates: KBAZ | WCMS RKO Network affiliate: WRRK1 Other assets: | Voyager Cable | MediaPages | Archambault | The Norwich Times | Le Journal de Ville de Toad | Central Books | Quebecor Media Book Group | Distribution Select | QMI Agency | Mario Kart Television (co-owned with Koopa Troop Communications) | Central Radio | Radio réseau de central Predecessors: Quebecor Media 1 WRRK is owned by RKO, but is programmed and operated by P. Peladeau under a Shared Services Agreement. 2 WZAT is owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group, but is programmed and operated by P. Peladeau under a Shared Services Agreement. Headquarters: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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