CTV Prince Albert

Canada Canada

CTV Prince Albert is a local television station serving the Prince Albert region in Saskatchewan, Canada. Its programming includes a mix of national network content and locally produced segments, with a focus on regional news, weather, and community events. Viewers in the area can watch the station over the air or through cable services that carry the channel. The station operates as part of the CTV network, which provides a range of entertainment, drama, and informational programming drawn from Canadian and international sources. Local news broadcasts cover stories relevant to the city and surrounding communities, while the network schedule includes movies, talk shows, and lifestyle programs. The channel is available in standard definition and high definition on select providers.

Live: NFL Football
Précédent
19:00–22:25
Live: NFL Football
Live: NFL Football
Maintenant
22:25–01:30
Live: NFL Football
2h 56m left
NFL on CTV Live
Suivant
01:30–02:00
NFL on CTV Live
Programme
Comfort Food With Spencer Watts
18:00 - 18:30
Comfort Food With Spencer Watts
Brunch Food
Series, Cooking
Spencer and the crew meet bad weather, but it doesn't stop them; apple cereal dusted popovers; a skillet sweet potato and sausage egg bake; a croissant, bacon bread pudding and eggs Benedict.
Tribal Trails
18:30 - 19:00
Tribal Trails
From Bitterness to Freedom
Series, Religious
Due to trauma and abuse, Andy developed the same addiction habits as his adopted father; after losing his children, he turned his life around and turned to Christ, and he now serves others.
Live: NFL Football
19:00 - 22:25
Live: NFL Football
Sports, Football
Houston Texans host the Buffalo Bills in a regular-season NFL Week 1 game at NRG Stadium. The Houston Texans look to build on a twelve-win season last year, while the Buffalo Bills attempt to edge past a matching twelve-win 2025 campaign.
Live: NFL Football
EN DIRECT 22:25 - 01:30
Live: NFL Football
Sports, Football
The Minnesota Vikings host the Green Bay Packers in NFL Week 1 game at U.S. Bank Stadium. The NFC North rivals split their 2025 head-to-head series 1-1. The Vikings finished last season with a 9-8 record, while the Packers finished 9-7-1.