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| General News: CH Hamilton makes changes with on-air personalities |
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on Saturday, November 13, 2004 - 06:04 PM |
CH Television in Hamilton has made some announcements regarding their personalities. CH has named crime reporter and back-up anchor Annette Hamm the new co-host of CH Morning Live, along with Bob Cowan. She will start her new position on the monrning show, Monday November 15, 2004. Also, CH has finally found a permanent news anchor after months of rotating CH staffers. The new anchor of CH News at Eleven (Mon - Fri), will be Global Television's Queen's Park Reporter Nick Dixon. Dixon will start his new duties with CH on Monday November 29, 2004.
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| Programming Highlights: Drivers, Start your Engines |
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on Saturday, November 13, 2004 - 12:00 AM |
Wanna drag? Cruise with the top down? Or take it off road? Discovery Channel gets behind the wheel of the world’s best cars in Ultimate Cars, launching Tues., Nov. 23 at 10 p.m. ET/ 7 p.m. PT, test-driving and identifying the world’s top wheels. Airing with two back-to-back episodes every week, this opinionated, irreverent and quirky series appeals to car lovers’ passion for technology and fantasy, and profiles the most powerful, beautiful and one-of-a-kind automobiles of all time. A car show like no other, each episode of this 10-part series counts down the top five in each category – from the timeless sensuality of a classic Aston Martin to the fire-spitting thunder of a dragster – showcasing the sounds, sensations and aesthetic pleasure of the world’s most extraordinary cars.
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| Media should share blame for Expos demise |
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on Friday, November 12, 2004 - 05:55 AM |
We've all been led to believe that the Expos have played their last game at Olympic Stadium. Montreal baseball fans came out in droves, to say their final goodbyes. While most have put their bitterness aside and avoided the temptation to choose a scapegoat, it is clear that the local media won't be thanked any time soon. They have done little to prevent the extinction of Canada's first baseball franchise. Some even argue that they've misled us with their pessimism.
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| New Programs: Wendy Crewson, John Corbett, William Hurt and Leslie Hope Star in CTV Movie, The Louise Arbour Story |
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on Tuesday, November 09, 2004 - 04:39 PM |
CTV together with Montreal-based Galafilm Inc. announced today that principal photography has begun on CTV Original Movie The Louise Arbour Story. The movie, from CTV’s Heroes, Champions and Villains programming strand, will shoot in and around Montreal until November 14, 2004 before moving to Germany and Holland, where shooting will continue through to December. A broadcast date is not yet available.
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| Programming Highlights: The Division Semifinals narrow the field on the road to the Grey Cup beginning Friday on CBC Television |
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The "second season" of the Canadian Football League begins this weekend, where a loss means the end of a long, gruelling campaign and a victory translates into a trip to B.C. or Montreal. The CFL ON CBC has exclusive coverage of all the CFL playoff action, beginning with the East Division Semifinal game, featuring the Hamilton Tiger-Cats taking on their old rivals the Toronto Argonauts, from SkyDome, Friday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. ET, on CBC Television.
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