This was the sign-off for CBC Ottawa that was used until October 9, 2006. Similar to other CBC O&O stations, with several differences in certain sequences.
I remember watching the Toronto version of this as recently as three years ago. If I remember, it was different to this. You saw a shot of that Canada painting backlit, and light was shining through the white dots. There was also an explanation of what cities in Ontario carry the station, and where you can reach the Toronto office.
Yeah, Setsuna, except you would be watching CBET-TV-9 in Windsor, Ontario. This is CBOT-TV-4 in Ottawa, Ontario. (Capital city region), the only state that carries CBOT-TV-4 is Northerm New York.
@@camfrazer3825 It should've been CBET, but a few times they didn't use their own sign-off sequence, and sometimes showed the one for CBLT in Toronto or CBOT. I recall noticing that on occasions watching them here in Toledo. I'm sure it came down to budgets and not having a full-time staff on board during those hours.
@crazyrabbits: That's only for CBLT, which does most of Ontario. The Canada painting backlit that you remember was an earlier version of the same shot. (The CBC logo in this case looks like something from a "Da Vinci's Inquest" endtag.) CBOT and CBET don't do the rundown of Ontario, since it's difference coverage areas (CBOT is Ottawa, Eastern Ontario, and western Québec; CBET is Windsor, ON, and Detroit, MI.)
Does anyone else know the name of the World War 1 or 2 memorial videos that used to play late at night too? There was a older lady singing while showing videos of regiments coming home.
@dsmo I don't mind that 24 hour stations will play late night movies or repeats of news broadcasts or talkshows. Something that will keep us entertained or informed. But if they're just going to fill up the time with endless infomercials designed to scam people and take their money with false claims, then they might as well go back to programming 20 hours a day, and play digital music to fill in the rest of the time. At least then, we will see sign offs and national athem films again.
Can anyone remember/tell me about the music that played late night after the satellite feeds were over in the early 90's/late 80's? I dont know many details, except it wasn't O'Canada, I think it was kind of synth. It lulled me to sleep a lot of nights as a kid, and I miss it!
@SetsunaTheAngel /watch?v=SexZ4RL_V8k I remember int he 80's when CBET would have one done that had guards raise up the Canadian flag on a long pole while the anthem played, then it went into the usual technical/informative bit of the sign-off while we saw shots of the station's studio.
No, they didn't. I think when they switched to an 'Ici Tele Radio-Canada' format in 2013, they stopped doing actual sign-offs with an 'O Canada' film. So, I think the latest one they did was the animated one.
@@camfrazer3825 Actually, Radio-Canada did cease transmission with the national anthem daily after '96: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HZQZiTCH88s.html&pp=ygUVcmFkaW8gY2FuYWRhIHNpZ24gb2Zm (And this practice continued until sometime in the early 2010s).