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	CKCO
		In addition to the Baden tower, CKCO broadcasts to Sarnia on channel 42 from the CKCO-TV-3 transmitter, which has operated since 1975.
		CKCO also broadcasts to the Georgian Bay region on channel 2 from the CKCO-TV-2 transmitter, which has operated since 1971.
		CKCO was well-known for many years for the red jackets worn by news anchors on their newscasts, a practice that emerged around the time they converted to colour television, until 1989.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/c/ck/ckco.html (429 words)

	CKCO-TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CKCO (operating as CTV Southwestern Ontario since 2005) is a television station based in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
		CKCO's viewing area covers most of Southwestern Ontario with some exceptions such as Essex County and Windsor, where it is available on Cogeco on Cable Channel 13.
		CKCO was known for many years for the red jackets worn by news anchors on their newscasts, a practice that began in 1967 with the emergence of colour television and continued until 1989.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CKCO (1461 words)

	CKCO-TV re a News Item (Disappearance)
		I dealt directly with staff at CKCO before the second report was aired, expressing my concerns for privacy of the family, and the potential harm to a family business resulting from more televised coverage.
		There was no evidence available to CKCO at that time (March 2), which would suggest in any manner that [my brother-in-law], in his place of business, put the community at risk, and therefore CKCO was not justified in attending his place of business or publicizing the location of the business.
		It follows that CKCO's identification of the accused by name, address and business association was entirely justified as being in the public interest, despite any pain which may have resulted to the brother-in-law and the members of his family.
	www.cbsc.ca /english/decisions/decisions/2001/011121.htm (5467 words)

	CKCO-TV re a News Item (Disappearance) - Appendix B
		There was no evidence available to CKCO at that time (March 2), which would suggest in any manner that [the accused], in his place of business, put the community at risk, and therefore CKCO was not justified in attending his place of business or publicizing the location of the business.
		That CKCO chose to undertake the telecast notwithstanding my intervention, and a follow-up discussion with Police representatives, underscores the fact that a judgment call was made at CKCO to sensationalize coverage.
		It was CKCO, not the OPP, who made the judgment to extend their coverage to [the accused's] business.
	www.cbsc.ca /english/decisions/decisions/2001/011121appendixb.htm (5329 words)

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		There will also be a large number of commercial microwave as well as UHF VHF antennas along with associated feedlines and wave guide to be mounted and then the VE3KSR project can get under way.
		The CKCO Engineering Manager Dave Melse is hoping to have the new antenna live this week.
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	www.kwarc.org /bulletin/2000-10/twr-top-off.htm (167 words)

	Roger Wardell \| About Roger
		Roger gets put into a headlock from a fellow guest after appearing on CKCO TV's "The Final Round." Roger was named the winner of the program in which guests debate local, national, and global issues.
		CKCO is a CTV affiliate located in Kitchener, Ontario.
		Roger and Dave McLleland of OHL Primetime in the 2004 Kitchener-Waterloo Santa Clause Parade.
	www.rogerwardell.com /about.htm (736 words)

	Kitchener Public Library - CKCO - News at Noon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Kitchener Public Library - CKCO - News at Noon
		Buddhism teaches that each person must overcome 100 demons in a lifetime.
		For more reading suggestions, check out our Summer Reading List or one of our other booklists.
	www.kpl.org /fyl_ckco_archive_nov04.shtml (473 words)

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