I'm guessing this means all of that content will disappear from Corus owned Stack TV.

RadioAaron wrote:

Lost in all this is that Bell lost Discovery to Rogers. There was a time where it was one of the biggest cable specialty channels.

Will this mean that Highway Though Hell be canceled?

I don’t think Rogers will do well with these channels, look at how they’ve managed Citytv, only after 16 years did they start to put some money into programming, after laying off most of the staff. I also think Warner Bros. Discovery is slimy by not even giving Corus a chance here, they allegedly did not let them know that the Rogers deal was a possibility, and this is after making millions of dollars with contracts going back to the Alliance Atlantis days. Also, Corus does a great deal of their own productions for HGTV and Food, I can’t see Rogers doing that, they can barely put a newscast together. Sad day for Canadian television.

Corus stock has been on a downward spiral for a long time.  Troy Reeb, head of Corus programming says that all of the brands they are losing will be back under different names. Corus is fortunate that they have always produced a fair bit of domestic programming for their specialty channels like Food Network and HGTV. 

These programs with the likes of Scott McGillivray and Brian Baeumler have always been popular, amd sold internationally.  They also have their own programming for Food Network that they continue to produce. 

So Corus likely will be able to find other themed shows for home improvement and cooking/food  that they can replace.  The big downside is that they won't be able to use the well known HGTV and Food Network branding. 

Losing Adult Swim isn't a big deal, sort of a nothing network anyway.  Hope Corus can survive and get a healthier balance sheet.  Global has been giving CTV a serious run for their money of late.  And the company does have some good radio outlets.  There will be a lot of late nights at Corus Quay in the months ahead.  But there is a real possibility that they may turn off the lights.  

If I was Corus I would look at the Gusto brand and some of it's content.  Bell dropped the name and licencing and gave us CTV Life instead IIRC.  Although Gusto has a FAST channel, I'm sure they would entertain licencing opportunities for linear TV.

Perhaps Rogers (or even Sportsnet) will end up with this, too, depending on what the current arrangement in Canada is. I believe it has been airing on Bell's TSN.

Warner Bros. Discovery Lands 10-Year US Broadcast Rights to the French Open

What about the Disney channels that they own? Will they shut down soon like what they did to the Disney channels in the UK and Europe?
What about Treehouse and YTV? Will Corus still operate those channels or sell them? There is a lot of questions in the air now.

And then there's this:

Bell files injunction against Rogers in Warner Bros. Discovery content battle