Editing CKO (section)

==Programs==
* ''[[The World Tomorrow (radio and television)|The World Tomorrow]]'' with [[Herbert W. Armstrong]], weekdays and Sundays 9:30&nbsp;p.m.<ref>{{cite news | last=(no byline) | pages=20 | title=Advertisement from Herbert W. Armstrong | date=1981-02-16 | publisher=Globe and Mail}}</ref>
* ''Bookshelf'', book review show hosted by Dawn Draper.
* ''The John Gilbert Show''<ref>{{cite news | last=(no byline) | pages=4 | title=CKO Advertisement | date=1984-09-25 | publisher=Globe and Mail}}</ref>
* ''Hotline'', hosted by Pat Burns
* ''Nighttalk With Bill Williams'', national talk-show from Vancouver, replacing The John Gilbert Show
* ''Open Portfolio'', Ottawa-based capital affairs programme hosted by Noel Norenius, Saturdays at 1:07&nbsp;p.m. ET.
* ''People Probe'', national person-in-the-street show hosted by Earl Sky (Earl Pludwinski), Saturdays at 12:07&nbsp;p.m. ET.
* ''Science File'', hosted by Glen Stone
* ''Soccer Report'', Edmonton based pre-[[North American Soccer League (1968–1984)|NASL]] open line show created and hosted by Ian Kinsey in 1978 and '79. Canada's first soccer call-in and feature program
* ''Spacewatch'', hosted by [[David Onley]]
* ''This is Business'', national half hour daily business show 6 - 6:30pm eastern hosted, produced and written by John MacRae '84 - '88
* ''Time to Talk'', national open line show hosted by Don Gauthier from 1985<ref>{{cite news | first=Mike | last=Tansey | pages=A6 | title=Letters to the Editor: National open line | date=1986-03-17 | publisher=Globe and Mail}}</ref>
* [[Toronto Maple Leafs]] hockey games
* ''Alberta soccer league'', games play-by-play host Ian Kinsey
* ''Wall Street Report'', hosted by [[Larry Wachtel]]
* ''Wineview'', hosted by Andrew Sharp