BURLINGTON, ONTARIO- Sept. 1, 2010. Crossroads Television System (CTS) is pleased to unveil its fall 2010 program schedule with fresh and dynamic faith content, classic comedies, and wholesome dramas.
CTS’ entertainment programming reflects positive morals and values for enjoyment by the entire family. Family dramas 7th Heaven and The Waltons air weekdays between 4:00-6:00pm. Classic comedies such as Full House, The Cosby Show, Mad About You, Happy Days, The Nanny, Gilligan’s Island, and many others are included in a checkerboard of sitcoms every weeknight between 7:00-9:00pm.
“This is the strongest wholesome entertainment lineup we’ve ever had,” says Rob Sheppard, Program Director at CTS. “CTS continues to provide audiences with a strong array of quality faith and values programming, without sacrificing morals.”
CTS’ flagship ministry program 100 Huntley Street produced by Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI) will move to a new time on CTS at 11:00am daily and repeated at 9:00pm.
Brand new this fall is the Crossroads nightly ministry program It’s Your Call live from 1:00-2:30am. Host Rob Melnichuk will encourage viewers to call, tweet, and text the show and engage in honest dialogue about life, where in the process they discover the value and purpose of a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Christine Williams hosts a new program The Right Angle Saturdays at 10:00pm. Williams and her guests explore and debunk government policies, social trends, legislation and real politik.
Real Life returns for a brand new season October 18 at a new time of 9:00am. Hosts Sharon Caddy and Tanya Prokomenko are joined by “ToolGirl” Mag Ruffman, resident chef Craig Nazareth, money expert "Smart Cookie" Angela Self, medical and family expert Dr. Bill Sears and others for family fun, education and entertainment.
Canada’s first and only good news program Always Good News with host Connie Smith will bring viewers stories of inspiration and goodwill every weekday 9:30am.
And The Michael Coren Show kicks off CTS’ daily primetime line-up with lively discussion and debate every weeknight at 6:00pm.
The full program schedule is available on the CTS website at www.ctstv.com
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For more information or to schedule interviews please contact:
Carolyn Innis, Communications
Crossroads Television System
PH: 905 331-7333 ext 2265
E-mail:cinnis@ctstv.com
1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
L7R 4X5
Rob Sheppard, Program Director
Crossroads Television Systems Inc.
PH: 905 331-7333 Ext. 2236
E-Mail: rsheppard@ctstv.com
P.O. BOX 5321, 1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
L7R 4X5
About Crossroads Television System
CTS is a Canadian leader in faith-based and balanced programming, operating stations in Burlington, Calgary and Edmonton with repeater transmitters in London and Ottawa. CTS creates television and other powerful visual media that can educate, entertain and inspire through positive, superior quality content. CTS features a range of entertaining and inspirational programs, including faith and values content based on biblical principles. Like many Canadians, CTS shares the concern about the decline in quality family programming and is taking a stand to ensure a place for trustworthy, safe television in Canada... “Television You Can Believe In”. www.ctstv.com
The Salvation Army Enlists Crossroads for Kid’s Learning Series
Crossroads: Impacting Future Generations for Christ
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO – August 24, 2010. Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI) and Crossroads Television System (CTS) are ready, willing, and qualified to serve The Salvation Army as preferred producers of a brand new, state of the art, interactive and media-driven children’s curriculum entitled “Ready To Serve.” The Salvation Army in Canada entered into an agreement earlier this summer with Crossroads and are pleased to announce this partnership today.
“We look forward to working with Crossroads on this significant project,” says Captain Mark Hall, Territorial Youth Secretary for Canada and Bermuda. “We believe it’s important to be creatively connected to today’s children’s culture in order to engage and empower kids to live godly lives. Crossroads will help us do that.”
The Ready To Serve curriculum is the first media-based curriculum for kids produced exclusively for The Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army has engaged Crossroads and its own team of educators to create a modern adventure-style, faith-based curriculum for kids age 7-10 years. The resource will be available for use in churches across North America in September 2011, and will feature weekly in-class lessons as well as a daily at-home, web-based resource for young families.
“Engaging kids at all stages of their faith with large and small group activities, in a safe and trusted teacher-friendly format, using original video segments, exciting music and culturally relevant Bible lessons is the best way to interact with our young people in these times,” says Bruce Stacey, Chief Content Officer at CTS and liaison to The Salvation Army development team. “It is also important to The Salvation Army and to Crossroads that we encourage kids to continue what they learn on Sundays with at-home follow-up.”
The Salvation Army is developing a dedicated website that will include a safe on-line gaming world, music videos, Army Trivia, and other activities to reinforce the faith and values lessons learned in class each week. Together these components will help children grow in their faith and hopefully model their values to others.
For further information and to schedule interviews please contact:
Rob Reed, Media Relations
Crossroads Christian Communications Inc.
PH: 905 332-6400 ext 3307
E-mail: rreed@crossroads.ca
P.O. BOX 5100 1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada, L7R 4M2
Major Denise Walker
Assistant Territorial Youth Secretary
(Ready To Serve Creator/Producer)
The Salvation Army
416-422-6130
Denise_Walker@can.salvationarmy.org
About Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI)
Crossroads is Canada’s leader in providing faith and values media content for people of all ages. 100 Huntley Street, the flagship television program of CCCI was founded by Rev. David Mainse and is the longest running daily Christian television program in Canada. Crossroads provides relevant messages of faith and inspiration for millions of Canadians and has done so for nearly 50 years. Its mission is to convey the unchanging message of God’s love to people around the world. Crossroads interacts with its viewers via 24/7 prayer lines, and outreaches to children through eight Circle Square Ranch camps across Canada. Crossroads has also been a highly respected and effective not-for-profit aid agency for over 25 years, having responded in times of natural disaster worldwide, raising funds and partnering with on-site, non-government organizations for emergency relief and long-term rebuilding strategies. www.crossroads.ca
About Crossroads Television System
CTS is a Canadian leader in faith-based and balanced programming, operating stations in Burlington, Calgary and Edmonton with repeater transmitters in London and Ottawa. CTS creates television and other powerful visual media that can educate, entertain and inspire through positive, superior quality content. CTS features a range of entertaining and inspirational programs, including faith and values content based on biblical principles. Like many Canadians, CTS shares the concern about the decline in quality family programming and is taking a stand to ensure a place for trustworthy, safe television in Canada... “Television You Can Believe In”. www.ctstv.com
About The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is an international Christian organization that began its work in Canada in 1882 and has grown to become the largest non-governmental direct provider of social services in the country. The Salvation Army gives hope and support to vulnerable people today and everyday in 400 communities across Canada and 118 countries around the world. The Salvation Army offers practical assistance for children and families, often tending to the basic necessities of life, providing shelter for homeless people and rehabilitation for people who have lost control of their lives to an addiction. When you give to The Salvation Army, you are investing in the future of marginalized and overlooked people in your community.
News releases, articles and updated information can be found at www.SalvationArmy.ca
Crossroads: Impacting Future Generations for Christ
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO – August 19, 2010. Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. together with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) will produce and air an exclusive television special of the high energy Christian event "Rock the River" on Crossroads Television System (CTS).
Rock the River is a Christian rock concert tour that has come to Canada after many successful events in the USA. Rock the River Tours feature performances by the Christian bands Hawk Nelson, Starfield, Skillet, Downhere, Flyleaf, and Lecrae, as well as messages from Franklin Graham, President and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The events are aimed at reaching youth who normally would not attend church. The BGEA is extending their reach and investment in Canadian youth by partnering with Crossroads, and airing the special on CTS stations in Calgary, Edmonton, and Ontario.
Bruce Stacey, Chief Content Officer comments, "Crossroads is delighted to be working with Franklin Graham and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association to bring this exciting youth event to television. The great music and message are aligned perfectly with our vision to bring quality faith and values programming to Canada."
Rock the River takes place at Calgary Olympic Park on August 21st. CTS' Calgary station will broadcast a two- hour compilation special of the event on August 22nd at 9:00pm MST. The Rock the River tour will take place again in Edmonton at Telus Field on August 28th, and a two-hour special of the event will broadcast on CTS' Edmonton station August 29th at 9:00pm MST. Fall 2010, CTS will rebroadcast the special in Ontario. For local listings please visit the CTS website at www.ctstv.com
Rob Reed, Media Relations
Crossroads Christian Communications Inc.
PH: 905 332-6400 ext 3307
E-mail:rreed@crossroads.ca
P.O. BOX 5100 1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
L7R 4M2
Carolyn Innis, Communications
Crossroads Television System
PH: 905 331-7333 ext 2265
E-mail:cinnis@ctstv.com
1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
L7R 4X5
About Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI)
Crossroads is Canada’s leader in providing faith and values media content for people of all
ages. 100 Huntley Street, the flagship television program of CCCI was founded by Rev. David
Mainse and is the longest running daily Christian television program in Canada. Crossroads
provides relevant messages of faith and inspiration for millions of Canadians and has done so
for nearly 50 years. Its mission is to convey the unchanging message of God’s love to people
around the world. Crossroads interacts with its viewers via 24/7 prayer lines, and outreaches to
children through eight Circle Square Ranch camps across Canada. Crossroads has also been a
highly respected and effective not-for-profit aid agency for over 25 years, having responded in
times of natural disaster worldwide, raising funds and partnering with on-site, non-government
organizations for emergency relief and long-term rebuilding strategies. www.crossroads.ca
About Crossroads Television System
CTS is a Canadian leader in faith-based and balanced programming, operating stations in Burlington, Calgary and Edmonton with repeater transmitters in London and Ottawa. CTS creates television and other powerful visual media that can educate, entertain and inspire through positive, superior quality content. CTS features a range of entertaining and inspirational programs, including faith and values content based on biblical principles. Like many Canadians, CTS shares the concern about the decline in quality family programming and is taking a stand to ensure a place for trustworthy, safe television in Canada... “Television You Can Believe In”. www.ctstv.com
Crossroads and CTS TV mourn the passing of Rhonda Glenn
Former co-host of 100 Huntley Street and CTS’ Rhonda London Live succumbs to brain tumor.
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO - May 27, 2010. Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI)
and Crossroads Television System Inc. (CTS TV) announces the passing of one of their on-air
alumni. Rhonda Glenn (formerly Rhonda London, host of Rhonda London Live a self named TV
program on CTS) was diagnosed with an inoperable brain cancer on April 28th, 2010 and at 1 pm
on Wednesday, May 26th went on to her eternal reward with her Lord and Savior.
Rhonda hosted Rhonda London Live on CTS TV for four years until November 2002 when she
became the co-host with David Mainse on Canada’s longest running daily program 100 Huntley
Street. She continued to host and to interview guests on the program for four years until stepping
down from on-air television responsibilities in the fall of 2006 to take up studies at Osgoode Hall
where she pursued a law degree.
Rhonda is survived by her husband Reverend Ray David Glenn, Rector of Saint George’s
Anglican Church in Burlington, ON and her seven year old son Mathew.
The Funeral Service for Rhonda Glenn will be on Saturday, May 29th, at 1pm, held at
Queensway Cathedral, 1536 The Queensway, Toronto. Visitation will be on Friday, May 28th at
3pm - 5pm, and 7pm - 9pm at Smith's Funeral Home, 1167 Guelph Line in Burlington. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to the Rhonda Lynn Glenn Trust, in support of their son
Matthew's education and would be greatly appreciated by the family. Tribute video from today’s
100 Huntley Street program is available online at:
http://100huntley.com/search.php?query=remembering+Rhonda.
Further information on funeral
arrangements can be found online at www.stgeorgesonline.com or www.smithsfh.com.
The entire interview will also be featured within Canada’s longest running daily TV program, 100 Huntley Street, airing the following Tuesday on April 27th at 9 am on CTS TV and Global.
As the only Canadian Television interview on this visit north, Connie Smith who hosts Always Good News (AGN) will be tracking Palin’s meteoric rise from small town Alaska hockey Mom, to international celebrity, and most recently the darling of the Tea Party Movement that has shaken the U.S political system with it’s strong opposition to growing government and higher taxation.
“The interview was great”, says Ms. Smith, “It was one of only two granted by Governor Palin. The other was a print news outlet. I caught up with her on camera after she spoke to a crowd of 900 people at Carmen’s Banquet Centre in Hamilton, Ontario, recently where she was instrumental in raising $50,000 for The Charity of Hope for needy children.” Connie Smith has been one of the most recognizable and engaging personalities on the air in Southern Ontario for more than 30 years. Since September 2009, Ms. Smith has been the Producer and host of Always Good News seen daily on CTS.
Sarah Palin is the author of the New York Times best seller, “Going Rogue: An American Life”, a TV commentator and host of an upcoming multi-part reality style series on her home state of Alaska. As a wife, mother of five and grandmother, she has a unique, grass roots approach to issues that resonate with conservative individuals but is considered controversial by many media outlets.
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO - March 17, 2010. Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI) and Crossroads Television System Inc. (CTS TV) have each announced a comprehensive reorganization to position their resources behind a combined new vision. The vision is supported by three measurable objectives: to expand faith and values content; increase viewership; and extend care to their audiences while inspiring acts of service.
The reorganization has created six content categories each led by an experienced Executive Producer. They include News and Current Affairs; Opinion and Talk Shows; Youth and Young Adults; Children; Family Entertainment and Specials; and 100 Huntley Street, the flagship daily program that will remain in a category of its own. The functional departments will be structured to support increased content creation with optimized resource usage.
A single executive leadership team includes, Chief Executive Officer, Don Simmonds; Chief Operating Officer Byron Winsor, a 15-year leader at Crossroads who also carries the role of Shared Operations Officer; Ron Mainse as Spiritual Director with the added responsibility of Executive Producerof 100 Huntley Street; Bruce Stacey, in the position of Chief Content Officer (recognized for creating award winning family and children’s productions including “God Rocks!”) with additional roles as Executive Producerfor both the Children’s and Family Entertainment categories; Chief Financial Officer Matt Hillier, CA who served CTS in this role for the last 11 years; and veteran Gary Gerard who carries the responsibility of Chief Development Officer, overseeing all types of revenue and sales in both organizations.
Don Simmonds, recently appointed as Chief Executive Officer for Crossroads and CTS explains the new vision, “we will provide a relevant message of faith and values for Canadians of all ages, along their whole faith journey, using new digital media platforms in addition to TV, thereby extending our reach on a global basis.” Simmonds continues, “this broadened vision for our programming matrix includes interactive engagement with our audiences. Their needs and the way media will be digested in the future will drive our delivery of the unchanging message of God’s love.”
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For further information and to schedule interviews on this release contact:
Rob Sheppard, Programming Director
Crossroads Television Systems Inc.
PH: 905 331-7333 xtn 2236
E-Mail: rsheppard@ctstv.com
P.O. BOX 5321, 1295 North Service Road
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
L7R 4X5
About Crossroads Television System Inc.
CTS is a Canadian leader in faith-based and balanced programming, operating stations in Burlington, Calgary and Edmonton with repeater transmitters in London and Ottawa. CTS creates television and other powerful visual media that can educate, entertain and inspire through positive, superior quality content. CTS features a range of entertaining and inspirational programs, including faith and values content based on biblical principles. Like many Canadians, CTS shares the concern about the decline in quality family programming and is taking a stand to ensure a place for trustworthy, safe television in Canada... “Television You Can Believe In”. www.ctstv.com
Toronto, Ontario – Tired of all the bad news? Ready for some good news? It’s Always Good News on Crossroads Television System (CTS) this fall, with veteran TV news anchor, Connie Smith.
“As a broadcaster of wholesome family programming, Always Good News is a perfect fit for CTS,” said Rob Sheppard, CTS’ Programming Manager. “CTS believes in sharing uplifting stories of hope and shining a light on people who are making a difference in communities across the country and around the world.”
Finally coming to fruition, a show about good news is something Smith and producer/director husband, Dave Wilson, have been dreaming of working together on for over a decade. “Everywhere I go, people tell me they just want to hear some good news,” said Smith. “The world needs good news right now, and there is goodness all around us. It’s all about how you look at things.”
Smith and her team of correspondents - including CTS Ontario’s Erin Alvarez, CTS Edmonton’s Mindy Tweedle and CTS Calgary’s Natalie Faith – will showcase ordinary people doing extraordinary things to make our world a better place. They’ll also feature high profile celebrities giving back to their communities.
CTS viewers will be invited and encouraged to share their own good news, too.
“We’ll be telling stories from your community, whether you live in Southern Ontario, Canada’s west or on the other side of the world,” Smith said. “These are stories that you won’t always see on mainstream newscasts, which will inspire, give hope and definitely make you smile!”
Always Good News is set to premiere this fall on CTS. CTS is available through local cable in Toronto, London, Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton, and across Canada via satellite on Bell XpressVu and Star Choice. A complete schedule and list of availability can be found at www.ctstv.com.
About Connie Smith:
Connie Smith has been one of the most recognizable and engaging personalities on the air and behind the podium in Southern Ontario for more than 30 years.
Quite fittingly, Connie’s first full time job in broadcasting was as a “Good News Reporter” for CFRB in Toronto. Other on-air credits include anchoring, reporting and producing for CHCH-TV Hamilton (30 years), CKVR-TV (“A” Channel”) Barrie, CFRB-Radio Toronto and CKOC-Radio (Oldies 1150) Hamilton.
Connie co-hosts the annual McMaster Children’s Hospital Celebration broadcast,which earned her the prestigiousHamilton Health Sciences Cornerstone Award. She is also the recipient of the Queen’s Jubilee Medal, a Premier’s Award nomination, the Ontario Association of Broadcasters’ Howard Caine Memorial Award and the CanWest Community Spirit Award. She is a member of Nelson High School and Mohawk College’s Alumni of Distinction, has been named a HamiltonandHalton Woman of the Year, received the Zonta Club of Hamilton II ‘s Founder Award in 2007 and in March 2009 was named a Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International’s top honour for public service. She most recently was presented with Sertoma Hamilton’s “Service to Mankind” Award.
Together with her husband, producer/director Dave Wilson, Connie co-produced, the documentary special, Elizabeth’s Hope, which has been seen in countries around the world and won the ALS Society of Canada’s National Public Awareness Award.
Connie is currently a freelance broadcaster and journalist, a member of St. Joseph’s HealthCare Hamilton’s Board of Trustees and volunteers her time with numerous other charities including Ronald McDonald House, the YMCA Peace Medal program and the Alzheimer’s Society of Canada. You can follow her blog at www.conniesmithtoday.blogspot.com.
About Producer/Director, Dave Wilson:
Dave Wilson is Australia’s gift to Canadian broadcasting! Hailing from NBN TV in Newcastle, New South Wales, Dave came to Canada to learn the ways of television in this country and ended up staying. He is currently Producer/Director of The Michael Coren Show and the upcoming Always Good News on CTS.
From the beginning, Dave’s creative, technical and people skills led him to positions in floor and technical directing and then producing and directing a wide range of programming from Olympic sports to national and local news, not to mention award-winning on-air campaigns and specials. Very close to his heart, Dave has also produced and directed the McMaster Children’s Hospital Celebration Telethon for the last ten years and counting.
The former Creative Director of CHCH-TV is the recipient of numerous awards as the founding producer/director of the Hamilton Crimestoppers project, the Governor-General’s commemorative 125th anniversary of Confederation Medal, the New York Festivals award for international programming for the ground-breaking TV special in collaboration with local police, O.P.P. and RCMP, The Abduction of Kristen French and along with his wife, broadcaster Connie Smith, the ALS Society of Canada’s public awareness award for the documentary Elizabeth’s Hope.
Dave’s other credits include Party Game, the 1976 Olympics, The University Game of the Week, Don Cherry’s Grapevine, CTV News, and CHCH-TV news, current affairs, and election specials.
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For interviews and more information, please contact:
Erin Alvarez
ealvarez@ctstv.com
905.331.7333 x2264
CALGARY, AB – CTS (Crossroads Television System) Cable 51, is set to launch a different type of public affairs program – New West Weekly – 10:00 am and 8:00 pm, Saturday January 24th, hosted by Calgary personality Natalie Faith.
In the fast-paced first program, viewers will see Mayor Dave Bronconnier from a decidedly different point of view, and listen to children describe what God looks like. Hint: they have better answers than most adults.
“I have worked in the Calgary community for 5 years, and am delighted to bring this new type of show to the airwaves,” said Faith, known to Calgarians previously as a morning drive host on radio station Shine FM.
“With this program, we want to reflect the as-yet untold stories of the lives of unsung community heroes and organizations making a difference right here.”
New West Weekly will include segments on public affairs, culture, sports and the activities of local charities, inspiring individuals and communities of worship.
“We’ve listened closely to the community and it is telling us that it wants programming that entertains, uplifts and celebrates the selfless good deeds of everyday people,” said Executive Director of CTS Alberta, Richard M. Landau. “This new program reflects that desire.”
CTS is dedicated to bringing wholesome programming to the Calgary community, and has a number of new series and programs in development.
The local channel and its sister station in Edmonton have been on the air since October 2007. CTS also has broadcast operations in Ontario, which began in 1998 and grew out of the 100 Huntley Street broadcast ministry.
New West Weekly will premiere on Saturday January 24th and air every Saturday at 8:00pm on channel 32, cable 51. A complete schedule can be found at www.ctstv.com.
For more information, contact:
Natalie Faith
Promotions Coordinator/Producer
CTS - Calgary
839 - 5 Avenue SW, Suite 100B, Calgary, AB
T2P 3C8
PH: 403.263.3191
Fax: 403.263.3705
Crossroads Television System (CTS) is celebrating a milestone this fall; an entire decade of broadcasting messages of hope and family-friendly programs over the airwaves.
“Turn on your TV any day, and you’ll see stories of violence, political and economic uncertainty, and turmoil,” said CTS Programming Manager, Rob Sheppard. “CTS rises above all of that to provide something refreshingly different and ‘watchable’ for the entire family.”
CTS founder David Mainse launched the station in Burlington, Ontario just over 10 years ago, on September 30th 1998. However, this amazing story began 20 years prior when Mainse was hosting and developing “100 Huntley Street” in Toronto. As CTS’ flagship show, it is one of the longest-running programs in Canadian television (46 years), rivaled only by the CFL and Hockey Night in Canada.
“CTS’ programming provides an option for families wanting to watch TV together – regardless of religion,” said CTS Executive Director, Richard Landau. CTS’ primetime schedule includes entertainment shows such as “Family Ties”, “Full House” and “Happy Days”. CTS is also known for its faith-based and original shows such as the always interesting, always controversial, “Michael Coren Show”.
As these and other shows helped CTS become part of communities across Ontario (and in other provinces via satellite stations), the decision was made to “Go West”; in October of 2008, CTS expanded to Alberta, launching new stations in Calgary and Edmonton.
“To be able to share such positive programming to such a mass amount of people across our country for a decade has been a life-changing experience for me,” said CTS producer, Mindy Tweedle. “It’s nice to work for a company that has integrity; I’m happy to be able to be part of creating this new horizon for the station. CTS truly is Television You Can Believe In.”
Crossroads Television System (CTS) is set to launch a 'new look' on Thanksgiving Monday (October 13, 2008), just one week after the station celebrates its tenth year on the air in Ontario, and its first in Alberta.
"We're bringing forth a new identity for CTS in this anniversary year," said CTS Creative Director, Chris Somerville. "We hope that families across Canada will continue to welcome us into their living rooms, feeling a new sense of belonging to the CTS community."
Founded and based just outside of Toronto in Burlington, CTS also has transmitters in London and Ottawa, and two recently launched stations in Calgary and Edmonton. "Currently, our website and our stations reflect a separation between Ontario and Alberta, using different coloured logos to differentiate them," said Somerville. "We plan to bring all of our stations together by creating one national identity, while maintaining a local feel in each region. Gone is the fractured structure of our stations; October 13th will bring one colour, one network - one CTS."
CTS may be getting a facelift, but it will still offer a variety of wholesome programming fit for the entire family. "While we do provide multi-faith and 'balanced' programming, CTS is widely known for its positive Christian messages," said CTS Programming Manager, Rob Sheppard. "We continually strive to live up to our slogan; that CTS is: Television You Can Believe In."
Loyal and new viewers alike are encouraged to tune into CTS on October 13th to see the station's 'new look' for themselves.
