Canadian iTunes Store Launches TV Shows

Since this one hits close to home around these parts, I thought we’d mention the launch of the television section of the Canadian iTunes Store.

Much like the launch of the television part of the US iTunes Store, there are limited options. The store includes Canada’s top stations CTV and CBC, as well as US broadcasts of NHL (naturally!), MTV and Comedy Central, but plans for more choices are in the works.

Each episode can be purchased for $1.99 (Canadian).

Read Apple’s Press Release here.

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