Canadian children's TV schedules

I'd also say those Treehouse TV schedules from Fall 1997 to Spring 1999 are lost as well, along with schedules from 2001. The earliest Treehouse TV schedule I can find from the logs is from Fall 1999. Schedules from Fall 1999 - Fall 2000 aren't lost.

October 7, 1999: web.archive.org/web/19991007185716/http://www.treehousetv.com/tvguide/grid_ET.htm
March 1, 2000: web.archive.org/web/20000301062107/http://www.treehousetv.com/tvguide/grid_ET.htm
October 18, 2000: web.archive.org/web/20001018214920/http://www.treehousetv.com/tvguide/grid_ET.htm

I'd simply just check the CRTC logs, as they don't just list the shows that were broadcasting, they even list station IDs, promos, commercials, PSAs, etc in the correct order. CRTC logs follow eastern time, btw.

archive.org/details/CRTC.7z

I forgot to mention that the words in the schedule are white, meaning that it blends in with the page. You have to highlight the text, so that you can see the listings.

That's neat. Were you able to access these schedules without a subscription? A lot of the newspapers I come across from that website requires a subscription.

Also, I search through Times Colonist or The Province to search the shows names

Why Treehouse TV? I kept all my local TV Guides going back into the 1970s to the mid 1990s. I used to have a lot of Western Canada TV Guides as well but I sold many of them as well as the newspaper insert guides from many papers collected over the years. I also used to check the microfiche at the library to check on things like Dr. Who airings by the CBC in the 1960s. TVO Guides I had for Dr. Who as well as Saturday Night at the Movies and Magic Shadows. Most of that is gone now or else buried in my collection...somewhere.

Well, at least I retained the actual guides for the Thunder Bay area. Those were never in electronic form though as they were weekly pasteups done by a company that went broke (Guide Printing). At least the Dr. Who viewer's guide from the 1970s is still up on the DWIN site. That was mine. Most of the TVO guides I sent to Japan so my bud could select which films he wanted. But I did retain a copy so I could check off what was needed. If I can find those, I can scan them and post them. I suppose I could glean what was on at any particular time by just pulling out a guide depending on the date, but that would be it. Compiling up lists of shows would be beyond what I would wish to do. Sort of like compiling up lists of wildfeeds based on old satellite TV mags. I have a few of those which was how (back in the day) I used to record many series directly (Babylon 5, Star Trek The Next Generation, Voyager, DS9, etc.). But I stopped recording stuff from BUDs when I got my own small dish systems back in the 1990s/early 2000s...