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Educational institution · Yonge and Eglinton

TVO

Educational institution · Yonge and Eglinton

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2180 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S 2B9, Canada

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2180 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S 2B9, Canada Get directions

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2180 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S 2B9, Canada Get directions

+1 416 484 2600
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D J

Google
Pro establishment place that doesn't dig deep enough or ask the real credible people who are virtually always silenced to tell us the real truth. They are more like info-tainment! Pathetic!

Ann Bower

Google
Would the those in charge of tv schedule please make a change for the Friday night 9:00 pm of Heartbeat to something else. It gets really tiring seeing the same rehash of the episodes from Season 1 to the last season that it ran..... they've just keep showing the same thing for several years. It used to be enjoyable watching a program on TVO BUT viewers need new shows. New content. New entertainment programs.

K J

Google
Extremely unhelpful, there’s nobody to help! some of the teachers don’t mark the assignments and you never get your mark NEVERRRRR. You can’t even get an update for ouac unless you get a mark, and they never mark!!!!! NEVER do chemistry grade 11 or 12 here. When you call them they don‘t even help you directly they redirect you to an email that never responds!!. It’s pointless !!! Waste of time all you get back is turn it in feedback with no actual grade even after resubmitting a million times. Useless you’re never gonna get your full marks back until a year later . Waste of money as well. Don’t recommend at all!

Jano Al

Google
Great experience, my daughter loved it Great support, got registered within a week very easy to understand the materials So fair price, cost $40 per course

Andrew Baldwin

Google
TVO used to have excellent programs like Saturday Night at the Movies and James Laxer’s The Real Story. These are long gone now, and its resources are being directed to The Agenda with Steve Paikin. The basic premise of the show is untenable. Steve is supposed to be the ultimate Renaissance man, able to interview guests for half an hour or a full hour on any topic in the world in a knowledgeable way. This is, of course, preposterous. He is really only expert on the minutae of Ontario politics. So-and-so had the third longest term in office of any Opposition House Leader since the First World War and so on and so forth. Worse than that, he, and the network he represents, is a Liberal Party propaganda machine at both the provincial and the federal level. I had harsh experience of this myself, at the time of the 2015 federal election, when TVO, in its zeal to elect a Trudeau government, published disinformation about the federal budget estimates to make the Harper government’s performance seem much worse than it was. TVO only issued the most pro forma of corrections long after the election was over and the damage was done. Again, going into the 2021 federal election, the same year as the 2021 renewal of the inflation control agreement, Steve had a sycophantic interview with Mark Carney on his book “Value(s)”, at a time when he was still considered likely to be a Liberal candidate in an Ottawa riding. He did not ask Carney about his full-throated support for the US Fed’s new average-inflation-targeting framework, which could, and did, lead to skyrocketing inflation in America. Given that Carney was an advisor to PM Trudeau on the economic recovery, any semi-competent interviewer would be expected to ask if he had recommended the same policies for the Bank of Canada. He didn’t. I was not allowed to comment on that interview, The Agenda’s censorship of comments acting like an Orwellian Ministry of Truth to prevent any comments being posted that would suggest Big Brother Justin had plans to unleash a massive inflation on Canadians. (He did and we are still living with it now.) The Agenda has been equally biased on the provincial level. Steve is a bogus accounting denier whose guests are often the few people who remain bogus accounting deniers and still believe, against all the evidence, that Kathryn Wynne succeeded in returning the province to a surplus in her penultimate year in office. No space to mention all the other sins of this terrible show, except to mention that even in the rabidly Russopohobe climate that prevails in Canada since the start of the tragic and catastrophic Russo-Ukrainian War, The Agenda manages to distinguish itself from the rest. It promotes the so-called decolonization of Russia, i.e., its breakup along the lines of Yugoslavia, with ethnic cleansing of Russophones in the successor states. TVO is a menace to world peace.

Jennifer Rae

Google
I am loving the Touring Niagara video...no talk, just a redtailed hawk as a guide and really informative captions displayed as we travel along. Thank you

A R

Google
There isn't a minute that we watch TVO and not learn something new, fantastic and relevant. Programs for various ages of viewers which all help you see the world around you with more open eyes and mind. THANK YOJ TVO!

Palitha Perera

Google
Thank you very much for the program on Buddhism, yesterday (October 14,2018 - Sunday).
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Dan I.

Yelp
TVO(Television Ontario) another sight, EUREKA and Bits and Bytes is or are excellent and quality watching to a mind in need of 'food for thought' also. Can seem to find intelligence in that kind of presentations. Also it covers the whole Province instead of a City, that much can be noticed from the name. Yes it does make it think. Good Job.

Luke A.

Yelp
TVO is essentially Ontario's public television, and it's broadly similar to the high-mindedness and programming choices of PBS in the States. There's the same edifying kids' shows, current events, documentaries, and, of course, clunky British period dramas. I think PBS has more interesting programming overall, but they do have a greater purchasing power with which to put together their schedules. That said, be prepared to sit through dorky appeals for money from either entity during pledge drives. The Agenda with Steve Paikin is easily the best in-house show on TVO. It's a talk show with excellent, international guests, and absolutely no BS, unlike even the best American shows like it. Steve Paikin asks really tough questions (and, more importantly, keeps asking when he gets a vague answer), but is always civil, fair, and well-informed about the topic. They even got him to moderate the upcoming Leaders' debate for the '08 Federal Election.