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CablePulse 24 (oftenly called CP24) is a 24 hour Canadian cable television specialty news channel. Based in Toronto, it focuses on local news from the Greater Toronto Area, although it covers national and international news as well. It is distributed through cable in southern Ontario and direct broadcast satellite nationally. It was licensed as Pulse 24 in 1996 and launched as CablePulse 24 (CP24) on March 30, 1998. It is owned by CHUM Limited, and is closely tied to their Toronto broadcast station, CITY-TV, sharing a newsroom, anchors, reporters and other staff with that station\\\'s CityNews. News programming airing live on CITY, such as CityNews, Breakfast Television and special coverage, is always simulcast on CP24. The channel further shares resources with other CHUM Limited television properties, and traffic coverage with the newsroom of CHUM\\\'s radio stations (CHUM and CHUM-FM) in the city. The station\\\'s visual format is of a window using about two-thirds of the screen, where news and information programs are broadcast; the surrounding space contains weather and traffic information, along with scrolling news headlines and other details. This format has been described as more closely resembling a website than a conventional television channel. In overnight periods, the channel broadcasts historical newscasts from the CityNews archive as Rewind, and news from international sources such as Deutsche Welle originated in English, or bearing English dubbing or subtitling, as Daily Planet. Old Version of the CP24 logo, although this logo no longer appears on-air, however it\\\'s still present on the CHUM-City Building and several Citytv-CP24 vehicles.Most cable companies that carry the station air it on cable channel 24. The station does not air on any cable system outside of Central or Southern Ontario, but is available on direct broadcast satellite in some markets. On Bell Expressvu, the station is part of the service\\\'s News package. It is also available in the FYI package provided to Star Choice customers. There have been at least tentative plans to launch localized versions of CP24 for other markets, such as Vancouver and Ottawa. The channel was originally owned by CHUM Limited with minority partner Sun Media, owner of the Toronto Sun daily newspaper. Sun writers and commentators were featured regularly on the channel. The relationship ended in 2004, when the Sun\\\'s owners sold their 29.9% share in CablePulse 24 after acquiring the independent broadcast station CKXT.