List of United States Stations Available in Canada - American Over-the-air Services Distributed Locally

American Over-the-air Services Distributed Locally

These channels appear on certain cable systems in Canada. However, the CRTC has not authorized their distribution outside of the areas in which these channels can be picked up over-the-air; hence, they are not available for national distribution. There are other American stations available in Canada near the American border, but they are only available over-the-air and are not carried on any cable system.

  • FOX:
    • WJBK Detroit (available in Windsor/Sarnia/Chatham-Kent)
    • KMSP-TV Minneapolis (available in Thunder Bay)
  • CBS:
    • WAGM-TV Presque Isle (available in Northwestern New Brunswick)
    • WOIO Cleveland (available in St. Thomas)
  • ABC:
    • WDAZ-TV Grand Forks (available in Winnipeg)
    • KSTP-TV Minneapolis (available in Thunder Bay)
  • The CW:
    • WKBD-TV Detroit (available in Windsor/Sarnia/Chatham-Kent)
    • WNLO Buffalo (available in Southern Ontario)
    • KSTW Tacoma (available in Vancouver/Southern British Columbia and Vancouver Island)
  • Me-TV:
    • KVOS-TV Bellingham (available in Vancouver/Southern British Columbia and Vancouver Island)
  • MyNetworkTV:
    • WMYD Detroit (available in Windsor/Sarnia/Chatham-Kent)
    • WNYO-TV Buffalo (available in Southern Ontario)
    • WUAB Cleveland (available in London)
  • PBS:
    • WMED-TV (available in New Brunswick)
    • KFME-TV Fargo (available in Winnipeg/Northwestern Ontario in high-definition)
    • KGFE-TV Grand Forks (available in Winnipeg)
    • KTCI Minneapolis (available in Thunder Bay)
    • WCFE-TV Plattsburgh (available in Montreal)
    • WPBS-DT Watertown (available in Ottawa)
    • WNED-TV Buffalo (available in Southern Ontario)

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