several apps for children's use. Other apps are developed to provide parents with a rating and research mechanism when deciding between programming and apps developed for child viewers or educational use - such as EduLulu. In 2013 Mini TFO also opened the Mini TFO Centre for Early Childhood Education at Collège Boréal. The channel also sponsors live tours of its affiliated acts, specifically in remote areas of Ontario. Children's programming on TFO is integrated into its web programming, which includes mobile applications designed for child development. TFO also produces reality television shows featuring kids, including the Amazing Race style series Les Jumelles where local kids compete against each other in teams of two. Cartoons Cartoons broadcast on TFO include: 64, rue du Zoo aka 64 Zoo Lane Adibou (listed as Adibou: aventure dans le corps humain on guides) Les aventures d'Olive l'autruche Bande de Sportifs Bing Bitz et BobBookabooBouba aka Jacky and JillCaillouCharlie et LolaChristopher, Josée et LexieLe club des cinq: nouvelles enquetesDimitriDinopawsDinosaur TrainDipdapDoodlebooLes DoozersDrôles de petites bêtesErnest et CelestineGribouilleGuess How Much I Love YouGuess with JessKiokaLouieLulu ZipadooMaXiMaya l'abeilleMiniversMiss SpiderMoukLes Mystères d'AlfredPeg et ChatLa petite école d'HélènePetz ClubPing et ses amisPinky Dinky DooLes PopilousPoppy CatLe RanchLa Rêve de ChamplainRob le RobotRuff-Ruff, Tweet and DaveSagwa, les aventures de la chat SiamoiseThe Secret World of Benjamin BearSOS creatures!Sports BandStella et SachaSubway Surfers: Le serie d'animation aka Subway Surfers: The Animated SeriesTib et TatoumTip the MouseTractor TomLe village de DanyWendyWubby SchoolZack and QuackZoubi DoubiOther programming TFO also broadcasts the news and culture show TFO 360, hosted by Linda Godin, who has also moderated debates between national party leaders in Canada. Plein les Vues serves as TFO's entertainment news show. On the web, it runs SOS Devoirs, a series of web properties designed to help children with their homework used by 90,000 students each year. The TFO website also provides curriculum support, pedagogical guides, and 4,000 different educational programs (1600 available for free). TFO itself has training programs to teach educators how to use video materials in the classroom, attended by 2,000 teachers per year. TFO is Canada's largest producer and distributor of French-language educational products. Former transmitters From 1989 to 2012, TFO operated several over-the-air transmitters in predominantly francophone areas of Eastern and Northern Ontario. These transmitters had the callsign CHLF-TV, followed by a number to denote their status as rebroadcasters. Besides Sudbury, Hawkesbury, Temiskaming Shores and Pembroke, TFO otherwise transmitted over the