50 Years of CTV Ottawa
On March 12, 1961 at 12 noon, a significant moment in Canadian broadcast history took place when CJOH TV began broadcasting on Channel 13. Television viewing in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec would change forever. Now, 50 years later we celebrate a half century of serving you, and sharing together in the community fabric of where we live and who we are. Thank you for making us the most-watched television station in Canada's Capital. And here's to the many more wonderful years together, yet to come.
50 Years of CTV
50 Years of CTV: a Timeline
View our interactive timeline for the best of CTV Ottawa's 50 year history.
The Early Years
The Faces of CJOH
Take a look back at photos and hairstyles of some of the reporters and personalities who've appeared on our airwaves.
Max Keeping
A Legacy of News and Community Leadership
CTV Ottawa anchor Max Keeping delivered his last newscast on March 26, 2010, after almost 40 years sitting behind the anchor desk.
Max's Last Newcast
Goodbyes after Max's final show
CTV Ottawa staff pay tribute to their colleague and beloved friend
Viewers visit CTV Ottawa
Open House 2009 - Part 1
About 2,500 viewers flocked to CTV Ottawa to show their support for local news at an open house at the station, Saturday, May 23, 2009.
Open House 2009 - Part 2
Visitors went behind the scenes and had the opportunity to meet the people who put local news and local programs together.
Open House 2010
More than 2,000 viewers visited CTV's television studios at 87 George St., Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010.
After the fire: Behind the scenes of the CTV newsroom
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