NBN was shut down. The station facilities at Morvart was leased to the National Carnival Commission and the channel was rebranded NCC TV4 to broadcast the Carnival celebrations scheduled to take place in February of that year. Traditionally held on TTT until its closure, NCC TV4 became the main outlet for the National Lotteries Online Draws, including Play Whe, Cash Pot and Lottery Classic from January 15, 2005, until the Caribbean New Media Group, C TV acquired the draws sometime in 2009. Other local programming that were once on TTT moved to NCC TV4 to continue broadcasting. In 2011, under the management of the Government Information Services Limited (GISL), the station was re-branded Channel 4 – OUR TV broadcasting cultural, sport and state programming. In October 2015, it was found that GISL was suffering from huge financial losses and was subject to bloated budgets, malpractice and political interference. In March 2016, recommendations was made to dissolve the state company and to dispose of its television station TV4. In May 2017, the state commenced the winding up process and to have the company fully shut down by September 30, 2017. On August 15, 2017, the station facilities located on Lady Young Road, Morvart had its final broadcast and was shut down after 25 years of broadcasting. Archives of GISL and its predecessors are now in the custody of the reinstated Trinidad and Tobago Television. After GISL's closure, the Channel 4 & 16 frequencies was used to temporarily simulcast the Parliament Channel. On August 28, 2020, it was announced that Channels 4 & 16 was assigned to the Ministry of Education and be re-launched for the virtual re-opening of the New Academic Year 2020-2021 amid school closures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. On September 2, 2020, the Education Channel was launched broadcasting live instructional material exclusively from 8:00am to 2:00pm with reruns on evenings. Programs include Open Classroom, S.E.A Time and the Sesame Street Workshop for early childhood students. Subjects include Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, Spanish, Music, Drama, Visual & Performing Arts, Information & Communication Technology (ICT), and Agriculture. News and Current Affairs AVM provided local news at 6:00am, 12:00pm, 7:00pm and 11:00pm daily with an international news broadcast by PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer at 10:00pm. As The Information Channel, it had its own 7:00pm news until it was decided to simulcast the popular "Panorama" evening news from