 The station produced a modest amount of local programming out of its U.S. and Canadian studios, including a breakfast program called "Good Morning", a midday current affairs show called "Around the Country", and a weekly hunting and fishing series called "Fin and Feather".In July 1972, the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced it would consider applications for a third English-language TV station in Winnipeg.Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd., the parent company of CKX-TV in Brandon, Manitoba, was the first to announce that it had applied for a licence in early 1973.