City to broadcast expanded coverage of Alberta floods

Posted Jun 22, 2013 7:26 pm.

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Breakfast Television Calgary and Breakfast Television Edmonton will join forces to broadcast a special Alberta edition of Breakfast Television all next week to viewers in both cities.

The broadcast will begin on Sunday from 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. as part of the stations’ extensive coverage of the recent floods in Calgary and communities in southern Alberta.

City on-air personalities Bridget Ryan, Tara Slone and Ted Henley will broadcast live from City Calgary studios, with live reports throughout the broadcast from Courtney Theriault from Medicine Hat.

CityNews reporter Francis D’Souza will also be in Calgary covering the flood.

City Edmonton and City Calgary will also simulcast Saturday’s CBC News special immediately following Hockey Night in Canada.

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