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Encyclopedia > CBOT
CBOT (CBC)
image:CBCCurrentLogo.png
Ottawa, Ontario
Channel 4 / Cable 8
Owner CBC
Founded 1953
Callsign Meaning CBC
Ottawa
Television
CBC Network
CBLT
(Toronto)		 CBOT
(Ottawa)		 CBMT
(Montreal)

CBOT is a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation television station in Ottawa, Ontario. The third television station in Canada, CBOT went on the air for the first time on June 2, 1953. It is located in the same building as CBC's corporate headquarters.


CBOT is a semi-satellite of CBLT in Toronto, Ontario, only airing different local newscasts, hockey games and commercials. Before the launch of CBOFT, CBOT aired both English language and French language programs.


Disambiguation

CBOT also refers to the Chicago Board of Trade, the largest futures exchange in the U.S.


External link

  • http://ottawa.cbc.ca/



  Results from FactBites:
 
In re CBOT's Settlement of Disciplinary Charges related to March Wheat Expiration - September 12, 1997 (4113 words)
The CBOT's motion to seal the record is based on its contention that the documents included in the record that it has filed are of a confidential and/or investigatory nature and that their disclosure would undermine the CBOT's ability to function as a self-regulatory organization.
CBOT asserts that it submitted that letter to the Commission subject to a petition for confidential treatment and that its release has interfered with and, if a remand is ordered, will continue to interfere with the conduct of its disciplinary proceeding.
We deny CBOT's motion to strike the portions of the Report and its Appendices that CBOT asserts are irrelevant to consideration of the adequacy of the sanctions.
In re CBOT's Settlement of Disciplinary Charges Related to March Wheat Expiration - November 6, 1997 (9469 words)
In the Divisions' view, the sanction imposed by the CBOT was not commensurate with the gravity of the alleged violation and otherwise failed to conform to Commission guidance on sanctions.
We direct the CBOT to reopen the proceedings against the respondents and either (1) reach new settlements which reflect the gravity of the violations charged or (2) augment its prior investigations, as appropriate, and conduct full disciplinary hearings consistent with the requirements of Part 8 of the Commission's regulations.
Most notably, the CBOT deleted the provision under which the close of an expiring contract could be extended from one minute to two minutes, thus eliminating potential confusion among floor members about the appropriate duration for a close in an expiring contract.
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