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In 2008, Bell ExpressVu tried to air a couple of US feeds in the 800 channels, but got their wrists slapped by our beloved CRTC!
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As of Jan. 2009, it is my understanding that Bell TV must simultaneously substitute all US commercials with Canadian ones for all their SD and HD signals nationally, and that Canadian subscribers NOT be given access to the American commercials. Period. Thanks again, CRTC!
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Thus, either get some rabbit ears or wait until they appear on the internet!
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