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Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French By Station Group – Total TV, CDN Conventional Commercial TV, CDN Commercial.

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1 Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French By Station Group – Total TV, CDN Conventional Commercial TV, CDN Commercial Specialty TV, and CDN Digital TV Quarterly Viewing Trends

2 Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French Total TV Quarterly Viewing Trends

3 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11 AMA (000), Quebec French, Total TV All Day Mo-Su 2a-2a Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

4 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11 AMA (000), Quebec French, Total TV Prime Time Mo-Su 7p-11p Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

5 Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French CDN Conventional Commercial TV Quarterly Viewing Trends

6 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Conventional Commercial TV All Day Mo-Su 2a-2a Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

7 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Conventional Commercial TV Prime Time Mo-Su 7p-11p Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

8 Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French CDN Commercial Specialty TV Quarterly Viewing Trends

9 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Commercial Specialty TV All Day Mo-Su 2a-2a Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

10 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Commercial Specialty TV Prime Time Mo-Su 7p-11p Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

11 Children 2-11, By Daypart Average Minute Audience – AMA (000) Quebec French CDN Digital TV Quarterly Viewing Trends

12 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Digital TV All Day Mo-Su 2a-2a Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

13 Quarterly Viewing Trends Children 2-11, AMA (000), Quebec French, CDN Digital TV Prime Time Mo-Su 7p-11p Source: BBM Canada – broadcast quarters *French data is measured by Portable People Meter methodology, which captures out-of-home viewing.

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