CBC Kitchener-Waterloo's The Morning Edition airing London Morning on Monday
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Due to technical difficulties, CBC Kitchener-Waterloo's The Morning Edition with host Craig Norris will not be heard on 89.1 FM or the CBC Listen App on Monday, Jan. 6.
Instead, listeners in Waterloo region will hear London Morning with host Andrew Brown. The CBC London team will include weather, traffic and news from Waterloo region, so listeners in our area will be able to stay up-to-date.
The team at CBC Kitchener-Waterloo is working hard on the problem and we hope to have the show back on the air on Tuesday.
If you'd like to speak to CBC Audience Relations about the technical problems, contact Audience Relations online or on the phone. Use the online Contact Form or call 1-866-306-4636.
If you want to contact CBC K-W call our talkback line at 519-581-0636 or email us at yournewskw@cbc.ca.
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