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Selkirk Communications was a Canadian radio and television broadcasting company, which operated from 1959 to 1989. Evolving out of Taylor, Pearson & Carson...

Selkirk may refer to: Alexander Selkirk, Scottish castaway who formed the basis for the novel Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe Selkirk (surname), surname...

acquire various broadcasting assets from other companies, including Selkirk Communications – the other major shareholder of BCTV, and also the owner of independent...

1968, Tel-Ray sold its stake to Selkirk Communications, part-owner of CFAC radio alongside Southam Inc. This gave Selkirk full ownership of the station...

[citation needed] Originally owned by a consortium led by the Canadian Selkirk Communications of Vancouver, British Columbia with a 47% stake, LBC was sold in...

involvement. In 1989, Selkirk Communications merged with CFCN's then-owner, Maclean Hunter, who immediately sold most of Selkirk's television holdings,...

Sports & Media Slaight Communications Stingray Digital Vista Broadcast Group UCB Media Canada Maclean-Hunter Selkirk Communications Telemedia Western International...

outside of the network. CHAN owner Western International Communications purchased Selkirk Communications and Allarcom, which together owned several independent...

the station's owners sold the station to media conglomerate Selkirk Communications. Selkirk moved the station's transmitter to the CN Tower in Toronto...

first multicultural station. It also received many stations from Selkirk Communications in 1989. In the most significant acquisition to date, Rogers Media...

on the board of various organizations, including Skate Canada, Selkirk Communications, the Ottawa Civic Hospital, and the Stratford Festival. She and...

International Communications (WIC) acquired a 59% interest in CHEK and CHAN. WIC bought the remaining 41% interest from Selkirk Communications in 1989, when...

purchased Selkirk Communications and its stations (including CKWX and CKKS) and also received approval from the CRTC to transfer the former Selkirk stations...

Griffiths' Western Broadcasting Communications later sold a minority share of the station to Selkirk Communications, before buying back full control...

battle for Slaight as Selkirk Communications Ltd. also submitted a tender for the company. Scuttled by the CRTC, which ruled that Selkirk was ineligible to...

owned CJVI, died in 1959, and his company became Selkirk Communications that year. In 1970, Selkirk acquired 100% ownership of CJVI. It switched to a...

who incorporated as CKMW Radio Ltd., in 1983; CFNY was sold to Selkirk Communications. As CKMW, the AM station adopted its current multilingual format...

Selkirk Communications in January 1989. Selkirk, in turn, was sold to Maclean-Hunter in September 1989, and CISQ was resold to Rogers Communications as...

and operated by the Edmonton Journal, and was later purchased by Selkirk Communications. As of 1994, it broadcasts entirely Christian programming. During...

to CHAN. Selkirk Communications brought CJIB, and along with it, its 33% stake. CKOV sold its stake in equal parts to both CHAN and Selkirk, which resulted...