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	CKCK-FM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CKCK, a Canadian radio station in Regina, Saskatchewan, was one of the world's pioneering radio stations.
		CKCK was acquired by Craig Media in 1996.
		In 2002, Rawlco adopted the CKCK callsign for its new FM radio station, which was branded as Rock 94.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CKCK_Radio (375 words)

	CKCK (radio) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		CKCK (The provincial capital and largest city of Saskatchewan) Regina was one of the world's pioneering radio stations.
		By the late 1990s, most of the station's programming was being delivered by (Man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon) satellite from (The provincial capital and largest city in Ontario (and the largest city in Canada)) Toronto.
		Finally, as a result of a complicated transaction involving three companies, CKCK signed off the air in 2001.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/ck/ckck_(radio)3.htm (309 words)

	DJ Spade's Realm: Welcome To My World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The United States began broadcasting from their first radio station, KDKA in Pittsburgh, PA, where the first order of business was the announcement of the elction of Warren Harding as the new President of the United States.
		The Canadian National Railroad decided to go big and opened a radio station on the 7th floor of the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa, located across the street from the old train station (which is now the Conference Centre).
		This event was important to radio because it demonstrated that radio could bring the news to the public in a timely fashion.
	www.freewebs.com /djspade/thehistoryofradio.htm (1215 words)

	NEW RADIO STAR NEWS
		He moved on to CFQC Radio and TV in Saskatoon, CKCK Radio and TV in Regina and CKRM Regina where he held various management and on-air positions.
		Zinck has worked in radio newsrooms in Yarmouth, Dartmouth and Nelson, B.C. He is the recipient of a dozen national and regional journalism awards and was named Journalist of the Year in 1987 in Atlantic Canada.
		He read and edited the morning news on CKOY radio, then was instrumental in pioneering the station's open-line programming in the early 1960's.
	newradiostar.com /NEWS/rtndacanada.htm (751 words)

	Saskatchewan - Our Future Is Wide Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		However, the call letters are expected to return to the airwaves in the near future as CKCK 94.5 Regina.
		On July 29, 1922, CKCK Radio signed on the air for the first time from Regina.
		At a reunion in Regina last July marking the 80th anniversary of Saskatchewan's first commercial radio station, Doug Alexander, a former employee of the station, noted that the radio station was considered one of Canada's major pioneers in the broadcasting field.
	www.wideopenfuture.ca /promote-cs-sf-ac-rs.html (251 words)

	Wolf Radio Regina
		When we think of radios we often think of the type of radio we listen to our favorite music and the news but there are many types of radios that are used throughout the world.
		Ham radio operators communicate using two way radio stations that are either located at their home or in a mobile unit like their car or boat.
		CB Radios - Were quite popular in the 1970s and early 1980s but because of changes in the atmospheric pressure there use has decreased in many parts of the world.
	www.fineradio.com /wolf-radio-regina.html (866 words)

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		Owned and operated by Armadale Communications Ltd. of Toronto, which also owned CKCK radio, CKCK-TV was Saskatchewan’s first television station and Western Canada’s first privately-owned television station.
		Although many people were responsible for the initial organization and building of CKCK Television, two veteran broadcasters—Harold Crittenden and Lloyd Westmoreland—stand out as the driving forces behind the evolution of television in Saskatchewan.
		Harold Crittenden, formerly general manager of CKCK radio, came to Channel 2 in 1954 and was appointed the station’s first general manager.
	www.broadcastdialogue.com /article_view.asp?action=view&idnumber=518 (699 words)

	CKCK (radio) - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation CKCK (radio) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		CKCK (radio) - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation CKCK (radio).
		Here you will find more informations about CKCK (radio).
		The orginal CKCK (radio) article can be editet
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/CKCK-radio.html (297 words)

	Canada Gazette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Approved — Renewal of the broadcasting licences for the radio programming undertakings and their transmitters listed in Appendix II of the integral version of this notice, from September 1, 2001, to August 31, 2007.
		To acquire the assets of radio station CKCK Regina on the 620 kHz frequency.
		To acquire the assets of radio station CKCK Regina on the 980 kHz frequency.
	canadagazette.gc.ca /partI/2001/20010915/html/commis-e.html (1743 words)

	Public Notice CRTC 2001-118 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In accordance with the Commission’s Commercial Radio Policy 1998, HDL has made commitments to tangible benefits equivalent to 6% of the combined purchase price of the two stations.
		In this decision, the Commission approves the application by Rawlco to acquire the assets of CKCK on the frequency 980 kHz.
		In this decision, the Commission approves Rawlco’s application to convert the radio station operating on frequency 1300 kHz to the FM band.
	www.crtc.gc.ca /archive/eng/Notices/2001/pb2001-118.htm (614 words)

	London Potters
		Appearances in radio and television - including "Hancock" shows in both media - and a long-running part in the live TV serial "Emergency Ward 10" followed.
		From 1985 he was employed as an administrative assistant at Levitt Bernstein, the architectural practice, to which he would often walk to work listening to Radio 4 with headphones clamped to his ears.
		As a receptionist or clerk he was respected for his kindliness and modesty, his congenial company and for his compassionate treatment of the plants in the office.
	www.londonpotters.com /photos/stovin.html (1528 words)

	CBC Saskatchewan - Saskatchewan broadcasting legend dies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Radio and TV host Johnny Sandison has died at the age of 78.
		Sandison got his start as a radio announcer at CKRM in Regina in 1953, and went on to host a talk show on Regina's CKCK-TV.
		Before he retired from CKCK, Johnny Sandison spoke with CBC Radio host Ted Deller about the early days of radio in Saskatchewan.
	sask.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=sk_sandison20040817 (180 words)

	Canadian Communications Foundation - Fondation Des Communications Canadiennes
		The Regina Leader-Post (newspaper), owned by the Sifton family, which also owned Saskatchewan's pioneer AM radio station CKCK, obtained a licence from the CRTC to establish a new FM radio station in Regina.
		CKIT-FM and CKCK, and CKRC and CHZZ-FM, both of Winnipeg, were sold by Armadale to Western World Communications Ltd.
		On November 30, the purchase by HDL Investments Inc. of CFWF-FM and the assets the former CKCK from Craig Broadcasting Systems Inc. was approved.
	www.broadcasting-history.ca /listings_and_histories/radio/histories.php?id=244&historyID=83 (206 words)

	Encyclopedia: March 14
		Lionel Dyke Pete Parker (September 7, 1895-February 11, 1991) made the worlds first complete play-by-play radio broadcast of a professional ice hockey game, carried by CKCK Regina, Saskatchewan on March 14, 1923.
		Rick Dees is a radio disc jockey who currently lives in the San Fernando Valley area, near Los Angeles, California, USA.
		Dees is best known for his syndicated radio show Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 and for the novelty song Disco Duck.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/March-14 (8993 words)

	seniors
		As a little boy, he was fascinated with the crystal radio set.
		His excitement grows as he recalls the old Atwaterkent with the big horn on top (the loud speaker), and the big dial buttons across the front of the box.
		"CKCK Regina and stations out of North Dakota and Memphis were all we could get, but it was wonderful.
	www.nsnews.com /issues99/w011199/seniors.html (648 words)

	Bob Deutscher's Chronology of Bands 1962-2001
		She sang several times on CKCK radio live studio broadcasts.
		Holger arranged for the album to be released in Japan on Trio Records as well as in the USA as a compilation of songs from both albums distributed by First American Records.
		Radio just didn't pick up on the record and that, along with a management arrangement that didn't pan out with Lindsay Shelfontik and Grant Harder and some ensuing personality conflicts, led to the bands demise.
	www.checkone2.net /chronology.htm (8054 words)

	Media News - Radio legend Warren, 69, dies
		TORONTO (CP) - Legendary Canadian radio personality Earl Warren has died at his home at the age of 69.
		Warren spent 50 years in broadcasting, carving out a place in broadcasting history in the 1970s and 1980s at CFRB in Toronto.
		He started at CKCK Radio in Regina, moved to CFRB, then on to FM 108 in Burlington, Ont.
	cnews.canoe.ca /CNEWS/MediaNews/2002/10/19/2175.html (96 words)

	Notice of Public Hearing CRTC 2001-9-1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The applicant is proposing to move its current programming and call letters from its existing AM station, CKRM, to 620 kHz (the current CKCK frequency), and to move the programming and call letters of CKCK to 980 kHz (the current CKRM frequency).
		The applicant is also requesting a licence to continue the operation of the undertaking, upon surrender of the current licence issued to HDL Investments Inc.
		The applicant also proposes to move the programming and call letters of its radio station CJME Regina (currently on the 1300 kHz frequency) to the CKCK undertaking on the 980 kHz frequency.
	www.crtc.gc.ca /archive/ENG/Hearings/2001/N2001-9-1.htm (785 words)

	Our Season - Counterpoint Chorale
		Christina began working in radio as a radio journalist has literally taken Christina throughout Canada.
		The call of the prairies, however, brought Christina back "down south" again and she moved to Regina, Saskatchewan for a two-year stint at CKCK radio.
		It was in the Bridge City that Christina ventured into the world of Talk Radio.
	www.counterpointchorale.com /ourseason.htm (416 words)

	[No title]
		During my high- school days in the early 80's, CKCK was THE station to listen to in the province.
		Bill Hale sent me a copy of the Radio Martí pattern plot, and it's up on my website at http://www.w9wi.com/images/marti.gif (Doug Smith, NRC-AM via DXLD) I was stationed in Miami in the U.S. Coast Guard in the mid and late 1980's and was involved in various law enforcement and national security programs.
		Since we all listen to the radio, not just for pleasure, but also for its technical properties, I thought that this information may be of interest.
	www.angelfire.com /ok/worldofradio/dxld1139.txt (6978 words)

	Television and Radio Coverage - Chronology
		CHRM radio, Calgary, Alta. 'Calgary at One' re The Sacred Earth
		CKCK radio, Regina, Sask. re Spirit of the Land
		CKRM radio, Regina, Sask. Lorne Harasen re Spirit of the Land
	www.courtneymilne.com /bio/tv_radio.html (2501 words)

	Canadian Stations and History
		The station tried to improve reception in the Regina area so with the permission of the Canadian government, CKCK tested different frequencies for the morning and evenings programs.
		The second CNR radio station is CNRA AM Moncton NB which went on the air 11/07/24.
		CKCH was the first CNR owned radio station to go on air.
	www.oldradio.com /archives/international/canada2.htm (798 words)

	beginnings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Once I got to go to the radio station with Marge and sang Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer over the air.
		As a kid I enjoyed playing the harmonica, singing in school choirs, listening to the radio and trying to pick out tunes on my Dad's violin.
		CKCK-TV quiz show for 8th graders "Knowledge College" including a set of the Encyclopedia Britannica, the Great Books Of The Western World and the Beltone electric guitar and Gibson GA 8-T amp I bought with my Grand Prize cash.
	www.checkone2.net /beginnings.htm (419 words)

	Biography of Petty Officer Mauro
		Soon after, he was hired by 1220 CJRL, a radio station in Kenora, ON as the Afternoon Drive DJ.
		In 1996, he moved to Regina, SK and began working at 104.9 the Wolf, and 620 CKCK radio stations as a Swing DJ, Promotions Assistant and Production Assistant.
		Petty Officer Mauro also continued to parade at HMCS QUEEN, in the position of Recruit Trainer and Parade Chief until he was appointed as the Coxswain in July of 1998.
	www.navres.dnd.ca /navres/que/b/b_e.htm (626 words)

	Town of Watrous
		He was born in Melville, Saskatchewan in 1929, where his Dad worked for the railroad.
		The McIntosh family later moved to Watrous where Orin graduated high school in 1948 and then enrolled in the C.R.E.I. (Capital Radio Engineering Institute), a correspondence school in the U.S. He worked at CKCK radio in Regina as summer relief, then spent the next 5 years at CFQC Radio in Saskatoon.
		Being an enthusiastic hobbyist, Orin has built several scale model replicas of steam locomotives, radio controlled planes, and a snow plane.
	townofwatrous.com /orin.htm (385 words)

	CCF Credit - John Gorman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		He had three distinct lives at CJOB Winnipeg, one at CBC Winnipeg, and one at CKCK Radio in Regina.
		Roger sought semi-retirement and moved to Lake of the Woods near Kenora, but broadcasting called and was soon doing morning news and co-hosted the morning show at CJRL in Kenora.
		He decided he wasn't ready for semi-retirement, so 2003 found him as news director of 99.1 COOL FM in Winnipeg, CanWest's first Canadian radio venture.
	www.broadcasting-history.ca /credit/currie_r.html (92 words)

	SIFC - Communication Arts Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The new program gives students a wider range of career opportunities after graduation, including the option of continuing their journalism training in the School of Journalism's 4-year degree program.
		The INCA program was developed in consultation with the faculty of the school of Journalism and Communications at the University of Regina.
		CKCK Radio in Regina has already agreed to provide one work placement position and has contributed financially to the Summer Institute.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /Indian/a93feb13.htm (354 words)

	Canadian Music Week 2004
		Terry's broadcast career began in 1975 at the age of 17 when he landed a part-time job at CKOM Saskatoon during his final year of high school.
		Since that time, Terry has been a radio/television reporter and anchor at CKCK Radio & TV Regina, CKGM Montreal, CFTR Toronto, CKLW Windsor/Detroit and CKSL/CIQM-FM London.
		He joined Broadcast News in 1990 as the Supervising Editor responsible for the editorial and commercial audio components of BN.
	www.cmw.net /cmw2004/spterry_scott.htm (233 words)

	Ram Radio - Listen to the Circle...Unbroken! :: Music news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		He got his first guitar at age 10, and by 16 he had his own radio show, Hank the Hired Hand.
		As a radio technician, he planned on a career in electronics, not music, and got an electronics degree after his tour of duty was up.
		But a song he'd written in the Navy called Whoa, Sailor became a radio hit in 1946.
	www.ramradio.net /blog/Musicnews/_archives/2004/12/29 (1582 words)

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