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CNN is launching a live service on Max with new programming as the network reboots its streaming efforts


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CNN is heading to the Max streaming platform.

The network’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), announced Thursday that it will incorporate live news into its super-streamer Max service, allowing subscribers access to 24/7 programming from the global news brand.

The service, which launched a little more than a year after Warner Bros. Discovery executives closed the previous standalone CNN+ service, will be called CNN Max and launched with a “beta” label on September 27 in the United States before being rolled out more widely following feedback received during the nascent stage.

CNN Max will include some of the network’s most recognizable shows, such as “The Lead with Jake Tapper,” “The Situation Room,” “Anderson Cooper 360,” and “Amanpour.” It will also feature new live programs specifically created for the streamer, including “CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta, Rahel Solomon, Amara Walker and Fredricka Whitfield” and “CNN Newsroom with Jim Sciutto.” Sciutto will lead breaking news reports as warranted in the afternoons.

CNN Max will additionally feature the news network’s large slate of previously developed original programming, including Emmy-award winning shows such as “Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy” and “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown.” Current programs, such as “The

Warm temperatures shut down planned programming at Frost Regina

Warm temperatures are causing a major programming problem for the remaining days of Frost Regina, leading to melting Ice sculptures and closed ice rinks.

Skating rinks on Wascana Lake and downtown were forced to shut down operations earlier this week due to melting ice.

“Our ice rink is closed right now,” said Judith Veresuk, executive director of the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District. “We’re hoping that if the weather continues to get colder over the coming weeks we can still reopen it before the end of the season. However, right now … we just can’t keep it open for safety sake.”

While some ice sculptures still remain downtown, Veresuk says some have melted with more expected to be lost in the days to come.

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Judith Veresuk says ice sculptures that were a part of Frost Regina programming have been lost due to the weather. She expects more to melt in coming days. (CBC News)

While the downtown location hopes to reopen after the festival, Wascana Lake’s skating rink will remain closed for the remainder of the season due to the weather.

“At this point in the season it’s just getting a little bit too late, the weather could be a

Brock to launch Indigenous continuing education programming – The Brock News

Professionals, organizations and community members looking to enhance their Indigenous knowledge will soon have new options available through Brock University.

On Thursday, Oct. 12, the Hadiyaˀdagénhahs First Nations, Métis and Inuit Student Centre, the Office of the Vice-Provost, Indigenous Engagement, and Brock University Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) will launch new Indigenous programming with an event hosted for the Brock and wider Niagara community .

Hadiyaˀdagénhahs and PCS have collaborated to bring existing and new learning opportunities of Indigenous teaching to the public as part of Brock’s Continuing Education and Professional Development programming. The learning opportunities are intended for anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of Canadian Indigenous culture and practices to create a more inclusive workplace and community.

Programming details will be available following next week’s event.

The Indigenous programming launch will take place at Pond Inlet from noon to 3:30 pm All members of the community are invited to register on the Brock PCS website. Tickets are $49, which includes learning from Indigenous leaders, a hot lunch, two guest talks on Indigenous leadership and Inuit culture and insights, plus a ‘Table Talk’ discussion on workplace practices that are inclusive for Indigenous Peoples, observance of ceremonies and more.

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