City. News - Wikipedia. City. News (corporately styled City. News) is the title of news and current affairs programming on the City television network in Canada. It is broadcast as a local newscast in its own right on the network's Toronto, Edmonton, and Winnipeg stations, while on the remaining City stations it airs only as the news headlines segment during each station's Breakfast Television morning show. Before the 2. 01. City. News nationally, City stations outside Toronto had their midday and evening news programs were cancelled in 2. City. News International) cancelled in early 2.

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The newscast was broadcast in Toronto as City. Pulse for the first time as a pilot episode on September 2. September 1. 2, 1. The first episode of City.

Pulse aired on September 1. On August 1, 2. 00. City. Pulse title aired and it was renamed City. News the next day. While the station often claims that it was the "first" news show to abandon the traditional anchor desk, this was not true, as CBS News in the United States had done this as early as the 1.

Edward R. Murrow. Its main innovation in television news was to have its reporters play a more participatory role in their stories. By the mid- 1. 98. Moses Znaimer, was promoted as a "format" for local news shows to copy around North America. The show has also been duplicated by other television stations owned by CHUM Limited as well, and its format has been licensed to several television stations around the world, such as Citytv Barcelona and Citytv Bogotá. Until 1. 98. 7, the anchors on City.

Pulse sat behind an anchor desk in a dark studio with two orange- red- black striped beams and a television set between the two anchors. City. Pulse at Six was anchored by Gord Martineau and Dini Petty for much of the years from 1. Weather presenters in that era include CHUM Radio veteran Jay Nelson, Brian Hill, Greg Rist, and David Onley. Sports anchors included Jim Mc. Kenny, Russ Salzberg, John Saunders, Debbie Van Kiekebelt, and Ann Rohmer. City. Pulse Tonight, known as City.

Pulse News at 1. 0 prior to 1. Bill Cameron, later by Gord Martineau, and then Anne Mroczkowski. In 1. 98. 7, Mroczkowski moved to the supper- hour show to co- anchor with Martineau. J. D. (John) Roberts began his news anchoring career as anchor of City.

Pulse Tonight after several years as an entertainment reporter and Much. Musicvideo jockey. On May 4, 1. 98. 7, City. Pulse moved into another newsroom set back at 2. Queen Street West in Toronto, following the move of the station's operations from 9. Queen Street East.

City. News opening titles from 2. By March 2. 00. 8, City. Watch Eden Hindi Full Movie there. News Toronto was struggling in the ratings, coming in third (with an average of 1. CTV (3. 26,0. 00 viewers) and Global (1. On January 2. 1, 2. City. News at 5 debuted, drawing a scant 1% share of the Toronto market at 5 p. In July 2. 00. 8, Rogers filed an application with the Canadian Radio- television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to launch a separate 2.

Citytv Toronto, and to be known as City. News (Toronto). The application was approved on December 1. The new station was in direct competition with CP2.

October 2. 00. 8 as City. News Channel.[5]In December 2. Citytv laid off several employees, including the entire City. News Entertainment unit. Entertainment reporters Larysa Harapyn and Liz West were released, and entertainment stories are now read by the anchors. In September 2. 00. Citytv moved into its current newsroom at 3.

Dundas Street East (Yonge- Dundas Square) in downtown Toronto. On January 1. 9, 2.

City. News at Noon, City. Online and City. News at Five were cancelled as part of layoffs and restructuring within the Citytv stations. Many long- time City. News on- air personalities, including Anne Mroczkowski and Laura Di. Battista, were let go. Citytv Toronto reinstated the 6 and 1. Saturday and Sunday evenings on March 5, 2.

Pam Seatle anchoring the 6 p. Melanie Ng anchoring at 1. On September 5, 2. Citytv Toronto also reinstated City.

News at Five with anchors Francis D'Souza, Tom Hayes and Avery Haines. Showtime Full Northfork Online Free more. The following day on September 6, 2.

Breakfast Television on all five of Citytv's owned- and- operated stations expanded to three- and- a- half hours, from 5: 3. Avery Haines then left City.

News at Five to start a segment called "The Inside Story" that features on Tuesdays and Thursdays on City. News at Six. On August 1. CITY- TV expanded its nightly 1. City. News Tonight, from 3. In 2. 01. 5, the station changed the format of its evening newscasts, removing the in- studio anchor and having all stories presented by videojournalists on the field.

The format is designed to appeal to younger viewers with a more "raw" presentation, and appeal to increased trust in the reporters and their journalism.[7]City. News on CP2. 4[edit]Prior to 2. City. News and local cable news channel, CP2.

Queen Street West. CP2. 4 simulcasted Citytv news programs such as Breakfast Television and City. News. CP2. 4 also reran most City. News programming immediately after it was done airing live. In July 2. 00. 6, Bell Globemedia (later CTVglobemedia and now Bell Media) announced a bid to purchase Citytv/CP2. CHUM Limited. A year later, the CRTC approved the sale on the condition that the Citytv stations be sold. Shortly after, the sale of Citytv stations to Rogers Communications was finalized.

For a short period, things remained the same; Citytv anchors continued to anchor and contribute to CP2. CTV/Rogers announced the restructuring of its employees between to two channels beginning in November 2.

CP2. 4- only and City. News- only personalities. In November 2. 00. CP2. 4 moved most of its operations from its original newsroom, shared with Citytv, to a new state- of- the- art newsroom on the second floor with windows facing Queen Street West and at the same time CP2. CP2. 4 continued to simulcast City. News programming up until December 1. CTV pulled almost all Citytv news programming with the exception of Breakfast Television.

That night, CTV News at Six replaced City. News at Six, which had remained in place since the channel began broadcasting in 1. Critics had speculated that the latter change was due to the CRTC's approval of Citytv Toronto planning on launching City. News Channel. One of the final ties was severed on March 2. CP2. 4 dropped its simulcast of Breakfast Television and launched its own morning show, CP2. Breakfast. Following the layoffs at the Citytv stations announced on January 1. CP2. 4 extended its Live at 5 broadcast from 1.

Live at 5: 3. 0. The show was featured a CP2. Live at 5 and Live at 5: 3. Toronto on what is happening in the city. In addition, two other CP2. Toronto's Top Stories. By July 2. 01. 2, Live at 5 and Live at 5: 3. CP2. 4 news format and with just one anchor 5pm and one anchor for 5: 3.

City. News Weather[edit]City. News is the only newscast in Canada that operates its own weather monitoring stations[8] across the Greater Toronto Area. In addition to 2. City. News introduced a City. News Weather Live. Eye, a mobile unit that can monitor the weather anywhere.[9]On June 2. City. News launched City.

News Weather Online, a desktop program that is more convenient than accessing their website. The program includes features to alert the user when a weather watch or warning is issued. In November 2. 00. City. News launched City.

News Weather Webcast, which are video weather forecasts recorded each day by one of the weather team members. City. News Webcast[edit]On February 1. City. News created the City. News Webcast, a downloadable news podcast based in Toronto. There are three Webcasts uploaded on weekdays: in the morning, presented by Kevin Frankish from Breakfast Television; in the afternoon, presented by City.

News at Six anchor Gord Martineau; and the final Webcast in the evening, presented by the anchor hosting City. News Tonight. Theme music and opens[edit]The City. Pulse newscast originally began with the instrumental version of "Masterpiece" by The Temptations.