5 and 5:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Monday to Friday, and until September 2008 aired newscasts on the weekends. This change coincided with Global Edmonton remotely taking control of the station's production. The news set surrounding the on-air talent was digitally created, similar to a weather anchor's green screen set up. CHCA News at 5:00, 5:30 and 11:00 Jennifer Ivanov Suzy Burge (Weather) Slav Kornik (Sports) Reporters Tanara McLean Tino Makris Nicole Weisberg Courtney Ketchen Former Transmitters CBC era The translator in Coronation, formerly CKRD-TV-1 on channel 10, later moved to channel 13, broadcasting the Edmonton CBXT signal since the 2005 disaffiliation from CBC; this translator would go dark on July 31, 2012, due to financial measures imposed by the CBC. The station also had a translator on channel 10 in Banff, which has since gone dark. CH/E! era Alumni Dean Millard (at CFRN TSN Edmonton) Heath Brown (at CTV Calgary) Nancy Carlson (at Global Edmonton) Barry Delay (at Global BC) Mike Dennis Reid Fiest (was at Global Calgary) Dianne Finstad (at CKGY-FM Red Deer) Todd Gallant (Digital Advertising, Founder, BizBOXTV) Rob Gibson (at Shaw Calgary) Erin Harrison (at Global Edmonton) Barb Higgins Carolyn Jarvis (16:9) Tino Markis (at Global Maritimes) Daniel Moore (at Citytv Calgary) Tara Nelson (at CTV Calgary) Leslie Horton (at Global Calgary) Jennifer Ivanov (at Global Edmonton) Slav Kornik (at Global Edmonton) Michael Kuss (at Citytv Toronto) Ron MacLean (CBC Sports, Hockey Night in Canada) Jill Morgan (at Global Regina) Michelle Murphy (last at CTV Calgary. Left in 1994 after developing a brain tumor, died in 2005) Kevin O'Connel (at Global Edmonton) Andrew Schultz (at Citytv Calgary) Kim Scoular (Freelance) Lorne Starko (deceased) Bindu Suri (at Global Calgary) Ron Thornton (at Speedwaymedia.com) Gill Tucker (at Global Calgary) Nicole Weisberg (at Global Maritimes) Brienne Glass (at Global Calgary) Dean Molberg (at Fan 960 Calgary) Robert Howes (eventually became Vice President, Operations and Engineering at WTN London) Peter Wunstorf, ASC Digital television and high definition As of its closure on August 31, 2009, CHCA-DT never signed on the air. CHCA-DT was allocated channel 28 for Red Deer, while its Edmonton and Calgary repeaters converted to digital as a flash-cut. Following the station's closedown and licence revocation, the allocations for its analog and digital frequencies became open for future stations. Should a new television station open up in Red Deer in the future, it would not be required to