CTV director of dramatic programming Tecca Crosby has left the network, marking the latest departure from its programming suite. A CTV spokesman on Tuesday said Crosby’s departure is part of a wide-ranging reorganization of the network’s program development and production divisions following the purchase by parent CTVgm of components of CHUM.

The spokesman said details of the restructuring would be unveiled shortly.

Crosby’s exit follows news in early September that Bill Mustos would not return as SVP of dramatic programming after a sabbatical in France. Mustos left his post on Sept. 1, 2006 to take his children and wife, a French schoolteacher, to France for one year.

Crosby, who joined CTV in 1998, filled in for Mustos during his absence. She earlier worked in the independent production community, at the Canadian Film Centre and at the Ontario Media Development Corporation.