TV Hebdo Editions
TV Hebdo is a French language TV listings magazine similar to TV Guide. Like TV Guide, TV Hebdo had different editions. It is not known how many editions of TV Hebdo existed. There was a regional edition for Montreal and Ottawa-Hull. There was likely an edition for Quebec region and possibly Eastern Quebec.
TV Hebdo Metropolitan Edition
The Hebdo Metropolitan Edition (Édition Metropolitaine) primarily served the Montreal area but also included some locals from Sherbrooke and Trois-Rivieres. By the 1980s TV Hebdo began listing some French and English Pay-TV and cable channels.
TV Hebdo National Edition
The Hebdo National Edition (Édition Nationale) was a single edition that served the province of Quebec . Initially this edition listed Montreal, Quebec, Sherbrooke and Trois-Rivieres locals along with several French and English specialty channels. By the late 1990s nearly all Quebec locals were listed in TV Hebdo.
TV Hebdo Metro Cable Edition
TV Hebdo Metro Cable Edition (Édition Métro Câble) began as early as 1992 and initially featured numerical bullets that corresponded to Videotron's Montreal cable line-up. By 1995, this edition also featured numeric bullets for CF Cable in Montreal as well. Videotron Montreal was indicated with black numeric bullets while CF Cable was indicated with white numeric bullets.
TV Hebdo North-West Edition
TV Hebdo North-West Edition (Édition Nord-Ouest) primarily served the regions of Hull and Ottawa. This edition contained all the French and English stations for the Ottawa-Hull area along with U.S. locals from Rochester. This edition was discontinued when the national edition (Édition Nationale) replaced the regional editions in the 1990s.