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In fall 2001, over 200 digital television channels were launched in Canada. One of those channels was WTSN (Women's Television Sports Network)-the world's first 24- hour television network exclusively dedicated to broadcasting women's sports. In the fall of 2003, however, WTSN ceased broadcasting operations. This analysis of CRTC policies and personal interview data with Canadian media members argues that while the demise of WTSN can be attributed to the unfortunate pitfalls associated with early digital television rollout and cultural policies, the network's downfall is best explained in substantially more ideological terms. From the outset, WTSN entered uncharted waters in the Canadian television sport landscape, attempting to showcase women's sports to a predominantly female audience-a demographic that has yet to materialize for mainstream sports programming. Resume : En automne 2001 au Canada a lieu la lancee de plus de 200 chaines de television numeriques. Une de ces chaines est WTSN (Women's Television Sports Network), le premier reseau de television au monde entierement dedie a la diffusion des sports feminins 24 heures sur 24. WTSN, cependant, disparait des ondes des l'automne 2003. Cette analyse des politiques du CRTC et d'entrevues menees par l'auteur aupres de professionnels des medias canadiens soutient que, bien qu'on puisse attribuer l'echec de WTSN a certaines politiques culturelles ainsi qu'aux problemes relies a l'expansion trop hâtive de la television numerique a l'epoque, on peut aussi tirer avantage d'une approche plus ideologique pour expliquer la disparition de ce reseau. En effet, en offrant les sports pour femmes a un public compose majoritairement de femmes, WTSN des ses debuts s'est aventure dans un territoire inconnu par l'univers des sports sur les ondes canadiennes, la majorite des femmes n'ayant pas encore montre un interet soutenu pour la programmation sportive a grand public.

Build It and the Women Will Come? WTSN and the Advent of Canadian Digital Television