Tucked away in the Agincourt neighbourhood, CTV Agincourt Studios stands as a testament to Canadian broadcasting history. CTV Agincourt Studios, once known as 9 Channel Nine Court, has been a vital part of Toronto’s media landscape since the mid-1960s. Originally built on land that was once part of the Scott family farm, the studios quickly became a hub for news and entertainment. CTV used the studios for its Toronto news broadcasts, even while its head offices remained downtown. Remember the iconic children’s program, “The Professor’s Hideaway”? It was filmed right here at CTV Agincourt Studios. The complex has been home to a variety of networks and programs over the years, including CTV’s flagship station CFTO-DT, TSN, and CP24. The studios even played a role in cinematic history. Scenes from the 1976 film “Network,” including Howard Beale’s famous outburst, were filmed at CTV Agincourt Studios. Today, CTV Agincourt Studios continues to buzz with activity. It houses the master control facilities for several CTV stations across Eastern and Central Canada. It’s a vital link in the network, ensuring that news and entertainment reach viewers far and wide. Even CHUM, Bell Media’s all-sports radio station, operates from within these walls. So, next time you see a CTV broadcast, remember the bustling heart of CTV Agincourt Studios, where the magic happens.
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