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Line 98: ==Studios at Bell Road== '''Studio 1''' – {{convert\|4,800\|sqft\|m2\|0}} – Constructed in 1993, this was for many years the only dedicated non-news multi-camera television production studio in Atlantic Canada. The studio was also ~~been~~ used for non-CBC productions, such as the sketch-comedy show ''[[That's So Weird!]]''. The studio was fully equipped for HD production using [[Hitachi]] SK-3200 cameras, and though originally scheduled to close at the conclusion of the 2014–15 television season, it remained in operation for several additional years, hosting ''[[This Hour Has 22 Minutes]]'' during the main television season, and the multi-camera dramatic anthology series ''Studio Black!'' during the summer. The studio hosted its final event, the taping of the season finale of ''22 Minutes'', in February 2020. Production of ''22 Minutes'' moved to a new multicamera production studio created as part of the Light House Arts Centre complex in downtown Halifax. '''Studio 2''' – {{convert\|2,400\|sqft\|m2\|0}} – This smaller studio was opened in 1956, and for decades was CBHT's only production studio, used for drama, comedy, variety, and news programming. After the opening of Studio 1, it became a dedicated studio for CBHT's news programming. It was closed in November 2014, when the news division moved to CBC Halifax's new studios on Chebucto Road.

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