CTV Halifax HD

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CTV Halifax HD is a local television station serving the Halifax region of Nova Scotia, Canada, broadcasting in high definition. Its programming primarily consists of national news from CTV’s network, local news and weather reports focused on the Halifax area, and a schedule of syndicated dramas, comedies, and talk shows. The station also carries some Canadian-produced entertainment series and occasional special events. Viewers in the Halifax market can receive the channel over the air or through local cable and satellite providers. The station’s content is in English and reflects the interests of its regional audience.

Question Period
Předchozí
17:00–18:00
Question Period
Highway Thru Hell
Teď
18:00–19:00
Highway Thru Hell
37m left
Live: NFL Football
Další
19:00–22:25
Live: NFL Football
Program
Paid Programming
16:00 - 16:30
Paid Programming
Consumer, Shopping, Variety
Paid programming.
Cash Cab
16:30 - 17:00
Cash Cab
Series, Game show, Motorsports, Action sports, Esports
Unsuspecting members of the public climbing into an apparently normal taxicab, only to find themselves on national television, with a chance to win a small fortune; hosted by Adam Growe.
Question Period
17:00 - 18:00
Question Period
Series, Public affairs, Newsmagazine
Discussions with key players in Canadian politics.
Highway Thru Hell
ŽIVĚ 18:00 - 19:00
Highway Thru Hell
Forever a Trucker
Series, Reality
At the foot of the Rockies, a jackknifed semi puts the pressure on AJ as he runs a heavy for the first time; Jamie brings his LA Rotator out to help a local tow company recover a loaded tractor-trailer; Ty and Andy take on a waterlogged excavator.
Live: NFL Football
19:00 - 22:25
Live: NFL Football
Sports, Football
The Patriots open their home schedule in Week 2 after dropping a 13-10 road decision to Seattle. Pittsburgh arrives at Gillette having won here a year ago, 21-14, and fresh off last week's 20-13 home win over Atlanta.
Live: NFL Football
22:25 - 01:30
Live: NFL Football
Sports, Football
Both NFC East rivals arrive at AT&T Stadium without a win, each having dropped their season opener. Dallas fell, 28-20, to the Giants, while Washington lost a tight one, 24-22, in Philadelphia.