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Natyf TV Thanks Fondation Dynastie During License Application to CRTC

  • Writer: Editor
    Editor
  • Jan 20, 2023
  • 2 min read

Television remains a powerful tool to reflect society and amplify the voices within it. In a Quebec where more than one million citizens come from cultural communities — representing over 13% of the population — the importance of a media outlet dedicated to them takes on its full meaning. This is precisely the mission undertaken by Natyf TV, a channel that aims to embody and highlight the richness of Quebec’s diversity.


During a recent public address, a spokesperson for the channel reminded the audience of the project’s purpose:


“We have a lot to share, a lot to showcase. Our goal is to be a television channel that presents the multicultural diversity of today’s Quebec.”


The realization of such a vision does not come without challenges. Among the decisive steps is obtaining a broadcasting license from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). This process, essential to ensuring the sustainability of the project, has recently benefited from the support of the Fondation Dynastie.


“I would like to take the time to thank the Fondation Dynastie for the support they gave us during our license application to the CRTC,” the spokesperson emphasized, highlighting the importance of this approval. Indeed, this green light will allow Natyf TV to take a major new step: to broadcast the Gala Dynastie as early as next year across Canada for all subscribers.


In a context where debates around identity and inclusion occupy a central place in the public sphere, the emergence of Natyf TV is part of a broader movement of recognition and appreciation of cultural communities. The channel aims to become a platform where stories, traditions, innovations, and inspiring journeys converge.


Through its content, it not only seeks to give a voice to visible minorities, but also to enable all Quebecers to better understand the cultural mosaic that shapes their daily lives.


Obtaining the license from the CRTC will also allow the project to expand into a pan-Canadian dimension. The broadcast of major events such as the Gala Dynastie will contribute to showcasing talents from diverse backgrounds beyond Quebec’s borders.


By bringing together artists, community leaders, and public figures, the channel hopes to spark constructive dialogue and highlight journeys that testify to the evolution of a modern and inclusive Quebec.


While challenges remain in a constantly evolving media landscape, Natyf TV is already positioning itself as a project full of hope and representation. Its mission goes far beyond entertainment: it seeks to anchor cultural diversity into the audiovisual landscape, while helping to build bridges between communities.


As the channel awaits the official decision from the CRTC, it continues its preparation and multiplies strategic partnerships. One thing is clear: Natyf TV intends to leave its mark on the media landscape and provide an essential showcase for a Quebec society that is plural, inclusive, and forward-looking.



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