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B.C. steps up with over $2.57 million in donations for CKNW Kids’ fundBritish Columbians were alive with the spirit of giving on Tuesday, keeping operators busy as they chipped in to help make another successful CKNW Pledge Day.MoneyNov 19
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News radio ‘Top Dog’ CKNW celebrates 80 years on the airOn Aug. 15, 1944, CKNW began broadcasting from the Windsor Hotel in New Westminster -- the origin of its 'NW' designation. After 80 years, the station is still going strong.CanadaAug 15
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Record $3.3 million raised on CKNW Kids’ Fund Pledge DayThe holiday spirit was in the air as donors kept phone lines ringing for CKNW's annual pledge day radiothon on Tuesday.CanadaNov 28, 2023
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B.C. weather: Warmer summer projected with return of El Nino this yearEquatorial waters, and how warm or cold they are, have a profound effect on western Canada.WeatherJan 25, 2023
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CKNW Kids’ Fund Pledge Day raises record-breaking $2.7 millionA final tally is expected Wednesday. But even so, the hefty sum is more than $1.2 more than donors gave last year -- an incredible feat by CKNW listeners.CanadaNov 29, 2022
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980 CKNW pays tribute to longtime beloved caller after sudden passingDave, sometimes affectionately known as Motormouth Dave, was a regular caller to 980 CKNW talk shows for decades.Feb 16, 2022
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CKNW Kids’ Fund Pledge Day raises over $1.5 millionThe CKNW Kids’ Fund raised over $1.5 million during its annual pledge day radiothon Tuesday. The money will support children facing physical, mental, and social challenges.MoneyDec 1, 2021
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Longtime CKNW news director Warren Barker dies at age 92Warren Barker's voice was legendary and his influence on broadcasters was immense.CanadaJun 15, 2021
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Lynda Steele leaving 980 CKNW after six years“The past six years at CKNW have been the most exciting and challenging of my broadcast career," Lynda says. "I’m so proud of my little team."May 5, 2021
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Former United Nations envoy Stephen Lewis takes on Big PharmaFor Canada's former ambassador to the United Nations, the situation involving vaccines and the developing world paints a disturbing picture. Mike Smyth explains.CommentaryFeb 12, 2021
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