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The [[Art Deco]] building was designed by Toronto architects [[Chapman and Oxley]], and was completed in 1927 as the '''Crosse and Blackwell Building''' for its namesake food products manufacturer.<ref>[http://torontohistory.org/Pages_ABC/Crosse_and_Blackwell_Building.html Crosse and Blackwell Building Historical Plaque]. Accessed online January 27, 2010.</ref> It has been listed as a [[City of Toronto Heritage Property Inventory|heritage property]] by the City of Toronto's Heritage Preservation Services since 1973,<ref>[http://app.toronto.ca/HeritagePreservation/details.do?folderRsn=2438228&propertyRsn=650777 City of Toronto's Heritage Property Search]. Accessed online January 27, 2010.</ref> and following restoration became the '''CFMT Building''' in 1979 to house Toronto multicultural television station [[CFMT-DT|CFMT-TV]]; it was joined by sister station [[CJMT-DT|CJMT-TV]] upon its launch in 2002. The two stations (now part of [[Omni Television]] under [[Rogers Media]]) moved to a new studio location at [[Yonge-Dundas Square]] ([[33 Dundas Street East]]) on October 19, 2009, although the Omni Television signage remained until August 2018 on the building. |
The [[Art Deco]] building was designed by Toronto architects [[Chapman and Oxley]], and was completed in 1927 as the '''Crosse and Blackwell Building''' for its namesake food products manufacturer.<ref>[http://torontohistory.org/Pages_ABC/Crosse_and_Blackwell_Building.html Crosse and Blackwell Building Historical Plaque]. Accessed online January 27, 2010.</ref> It has been listed as a [[City of Toronto Heritage Property Inventory|heritage property]] by the City of Toronto's Heritage Preservation Services since 1973,<ref>[http://app.toronto.ca/HeritagePreservation/details.do?folderRsn=2438228&propertyRsn=650777 City of Toronto's Heritage Property Search]. Accessed online January 27, 2010.</ref> and following restoration became the '''CFMT Building''' in 1979 to house Toronto multicultural television station [[CFMT-DT|CFMT-TV]]; it was joined by sister station [[CJMT-DT|CJMT-TV]] upon its launch in 2002. The two stations (now part of [[Omni Television]] under [[Rogers Media]]) moved to a new studio location at [[Yonge-Dundas Square]] ([[33 Dundas Street East]]) on October 19, 2009, although the Omni Television signage remained until August 2018 on the building. |
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It was also the original home for [[YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] when the service began its operations on |
It was also the original home for [[YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] when the service began its operations on September 1, 1988, with YTV moving out of the building, to Jefferson Ave., in November 1990. |
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Until recently the building housed the offices and on-air operations for Rogers Media. The building has never housed the main studios of [[CITY-DT|Citytv Toronto]], despite featuring Citytv signage on its exterior, but did house the master controls for the station. |
Until recently the building housed the offices and on-air operations for Rogers Media. The building has never housed the main studios of [[CITY-DT|Citytv Toronto]], despite featuring Citytv signage on its exterior, but did house the master controls for the station. |
545 Lake Shore Boulevard West was a media studio complex located along the harbourfront of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at the intersection of Bathurst Street and Lake Shore Boulevard West.
The Art Deco building was designed by Toronto architects Chapman and Oxley, and was completed in 1927 as the Crosse and Blackwell Building for its namesake food products manufacturer.[1] It has been listed as a heritage property by the City of Toronto's Heritage Preservation Services since 1973,[2] and following restoration became the CFMT Building in 1979 to house Toronto multicultural television station CFMT-TV; it was joined by sister station CJMT-TV upon its launch in 2002. The two stations (now part of Omni Television under Rogers Media) moved to a new studio location at Yonge-Dundas Square (33 Dundas Street East) on October 19, 2009, although the Omni Television signage remained until August 2018 on the building.
It was also the original home for YTV when the service began its operations on September 1, 1988, with YTV moving out of the building, to Jefferson Ave., in November 1990.
Until recently the building housed the offices and on-air operations for Rogers Media. The building has never housed the main studios of Citytv Toronto, despite featuring Citytv signage on its exterior, but did house the master controls for the station.
Sportsnet is based at the Rogers Building located at Jarvis Street and Bloor Street, where most of the Rogers-owned operations such as its other Toronto radio stations are based. The Shopping Channel is also based at a separate studio in Mississauga.
On April 13, 2017, it was announced that Rogers had sold the property to developer Canderel.[3]
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