Obituary channel could start soon in Quebec
QUEBEC -- A Quebec businessman believes he has the perfect business to suit ageing, Baby Boomer viewers - an obituary channel.
The country's first television channel dedicated to funerals and mourning could start broadcasting as early as this summer, after the CRTC granted a licence for a regional Quebec cable channel called Je me souviens.
The French-language station would broadcast obituaries, notices of hospitalization and messages of thanks and prayers.
"Some 55,000 people die each year in Quebec. But you can't reduce their life to a tiny death notice in the newspapers that says very little about them," said Gerald Dominique, who is behind the project. "I think we owe it to them to talk a bit more about what they have done during their life, what they've accomplished."
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We've seen many TV channels, from Discovery, National Geographic, CNN, BBC to Comedy Central.
Anyone interested to watch a channel called OBITUARY?
The channel broadcast Obituary 24/7.
We'll be sitting in front of TV and say, "OK, let's see who died today."
Take you remote and switch to OBITUARY CHANNEL.
Brilliant. We should have one in K.L.
"Hey dude, look. Najib is on TV".
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