570 NEWS
570 NEWS is Waterloo Region's only news, talk and sports station. Located on the am radio band at 570 with a power of 10,000 watts, 570 NEWS can be heard not only in the Waterloo Region but to the north and east as well as on-line.  The news/talk radio format is the No. 1 radio format of choice for Canadian listeners and the station continues to serve that growing segment of the listening population with a variety of news, talk and sports programming, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  The award-winning news department is the largest of its kind in the region and offer up the latest on local, national and international events every half-hour throughout the day.

For more information, visit www.570news.com.

CKCO 
CTV Inc. is Canada's pre-eminent broadcast communications company with conventional television operations across Canada and a leading position in the specialty television sector. CTV owns one of Canada's best-known and popular brands, with conventional broadcasting signals reaching 99 per cent of English-speaking Canadians. Through some of CTV's owned and operated television stations across the country and affiliation agreements with four stations, CTV offers a wide range of quality news, sports, information and entertainment programming. CTV Inc. also owns six CBC affiliate stations along with ASN, a satellite television service in the Maritimes. In April 2001, CTV acquired CFCF Montreal and CKY Winnipeg. CTV has one of Canada's strongest stables of specialty and pay channels. Holdings include: CTV Newsnet, Canada's 24-hour headline news channel; talktv, a new all-talk specialty channel; The Comedy Network, Canada's first 24-hour network dedicated to comedy; TSN, the highest-rated Canadian specialty channel; RDS, the world's first 24-hour French-language all-sports channel; the award-winning Discovery Channel; ROBTv ; CTV Pay-Per-View Sports; and the Outdoor Life Network, Canada's adventure destination for outdoor enthusiasts. A minority interest in Viewer's Choice Canada is also held. In Fall 2001, CTV launched six new digital specialty channels: WTSN, CTV Travel, Animal Planet, Discovery Civilization, ESPN Classic Canada and the NHL Network.

For more information, visit www.ckco.ca.

The Record
The Record you will find on newsstands today is just the latest chapter in 127 years of publishing history. While the name it bears today is The Record, it has called itself many things -- The Daily News, Berlin Daily Record, Berlin News Record, The News-Record and The Daily Record. It was the newspaper of Berlin, Ont., until the city of German-Canadians changed its name to Kitchener in 1916, when Germany and Canada were at war. Then the paper became The Kitchener News Record. When Waterloo became a city in 1947, the paper became The Kitchener-Waterloo Record. Then in 1994, the paper became simply The Record, recognizing that it also covered Cambridge, Guelph and the surrounding area.

For more information, visit www.therecord.com.

Golf Scene
For more information, visit www.golfscene.net.