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Double billing for "Dr Who" (i.e. Robot) on 10 May 1983 at 5pm, with a repeat at 10pm

The Spokesman-Review, Dec. 10, 1988

The station was also available in the south-western provinces of Canada, on cable channels 13 or 14 depending on location.

10 May 1983: Airs Tuesday-Friday at 5pm, with a repeat of the same episode at 10pm.
1 August 1983: Monday night repeat added.
23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
May 1985: Airing weeknights at 6:30.
26 March 1988: Doctor Who Then and Now airs.
16 July 1988: The repackaged Jon Pertwee stories air.
10 December 1988: The Making of Doctor Who screens.
26 August 1989: Doctor Who Then and Now repeated.
2 December 1989: Aired Attack of the Cybermen at 10:00pm.
16 November 1990: The Claws of Axos airs. Parts one and two are aired from videotape in black and white by mistake.
22 August 1992: Resistance is Useless and The Tomb of the Cybermen both screen.
18 December 1993: Both Peter Cushing Dalek movies air back to back.
18 March 1995: Doctor Who All Night Marathon airs from 7.30pm to (at least) midnight. This consisted of 30 Years in the Tardis, all of Invasion of the Dinosaurs - including the b/w part 1 (the newspapers referred to this as a "never before seen on TV" "lost" Jon Pertwee episode), closing with the regular 10.30pm omnibus (which was presumably Delta and the Bannermen).
June 1996: Omnibus editions aired at 10.30pm PST.
15 April 2000: The Sylvester McCoy stories finish airing and the series goes off the air.

18 March 1995 Marathon with "lost" Pertwee episode; Calgary Herald, Mar 18, 1995

Calgary Herald, Aug. 17, 1996

Calgary Herald, Mar. 15, 1997

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 The station was also available in the south-western provinces of [[Canada]], on cable channels 13 or 14 depending on location.