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1. kitchener.ctvnews.ca › crews-take-down-historicCrews take down historic tower as CTV Kitchener prepares to ...

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   Oct 31, 2023 · The removal of the broadcast equipment marks an end of an era for CKCO-TV. Both the tower and dishes have belonged to the station from the start when we first hit the airwaves in 1954.

2. kitchener.ctvnews.ca › ctv-kitchener-has-a-newCTV Kitchener has a new home! | CTV News

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   Nov 6, 2023 · CTV Kitchener first went on air in 1954 as CKCO-TV and while the way we cover the news has changed, one thing always stayed the same -- 864 King Street West.

3. kitchener.ctvnews.ca › end-of-an-era-ctv-kitchenerEnd of an era: CTV Kitchener leaves its longtime home

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   Sep 27, 2023 · CKCO-TV's first real home was 864 King St. W., across from K-W Hospital (now known as Grand River Hospital).

4. ground.news › article › ctv-kitchener-is-moving_26b2d9Ground News - CTV Kitchener is moving!

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   CTV Kitchener is transitioning to a new building in south Kitchener. The new station will house CTV News Kitchener, Virgin Radio, and Bounce Radio. It comes nearly 70 years after CKCO-TV first opened at our current location on King Street West.

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   CTV News Kitchener brings you the top local videos and live news coverage. Dive into today’s Breaking News and the latest headlines on Weather, Health, Business and more.

6. ckco-history.com › productions › 70th-anniversary-special70th Anniversary Special - ckco-history.com

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   Since its inception in 1954, originally known as CKCO, CTV Kitchener has been more than a television station; it has been a member of the family in homes across the region. The upcoming special show aims to rekindle the warmth of familiar faces that have graced the screens over the decades.

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   When did CKCO start?

   • Those were the first words spoken by Winston Barron to kick off the inaugural CKCO-TV Channel 13 broadcast on March 1, 1954. Pollock proclaimed that the new station would “provide an entertaining and an educational service which, we hope, will become a welcome and an interesting home companion for you.” Then: Federal election coverage.

   End of an era: CTV Kitchener leaves its longtime home

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   What happened to CKCO?

   • After 69 years at our King Street location, the team is ready to say goodbye to our long-time home and head to a new space in the coming weeks to start a new chapter. To learn more about CKCO’s history, click here. Tower demolition and dish removal was underway at the King Street station on Oct. 31, 2023. (CTV News Kitchener/Terry Kelly)

   Crews take down historic tower as CTV Kitchener prepares to move

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   When did CKCO TV start?

   • The company produced record players and later, the first colour TV sets in Canada. His son Carl Pollock, along with the business group Central Ontario Television, applied for a television broadcast license in 1953 and he was CKCO-TV's first station owner. The station was originally affiliated with the CBC but switched to CTV in 1964.

   End of an era: CTV Kitchener leaves its longtime home

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   Who owns CKCO TV?

   • His son Carl Pollock, along with the business group Central Ontario Television, applied for a television broadcast license in 1953 and he was CKCO-TV's first station owner. The station was originally affiliated with the CBC but switched to CTV in 1964. Its call letters -- CKCO -- derived from the abbreviation of Canada, Kitchener, Central Ontario.

   End of an era: CTV Kitchener leaves its longtime home

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   12 hours ago · Daniel Hemric, No. 31 Chevrolet. Josh Berry, No. 4 Ford. AJ Allmendinger, No. 13 Chevrolet. Joey Hand, No. 60 Ford. Josh Bilicki, No. 66 Ford (did not attempt qualifying lap) Kaz Grala, No. 15 ...