Feb 8, 2007

Toronto, ON (February 8, 2006) - Canada wakes on Valentine's Day up with a Canada AM exclusive, live concert featuring international, superstar Keith Urban. On the morning of Wednesday, February 14, the Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum selling artist will perform in front of an exclusive Canada AM audience underneath the G'Day Toronto - Australian Biosphere constructed in Yonge-Dundas Square.

Urban will perform songs from his latest album, Love, Pain & the whole crazy thing, as well as some old favourites and chat with Canada AM hosts Beverly Thomson and Seamus O'Regan between 7:30 and 9 a.m. Limited seating is available. Viewers in the Toronto-area interested in attending the exclusive Canada AM concert can visit toronto.ctv.ca. Viewers can also submit questions they would like to ask Keith Urban during the broadcast by sending them to keithurban@ctv.ca.

Keith Urban's appearance on Canada AM is in advance of his much anticipated return to the concert stage. The first leg of his world tour hits North America in the summer. The album Love, Pain & the whole crazy thing, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart, giving Urban his second consecutive #1 album. The first single Once In A Lifetime, set a record as the highest debuting song in the history of the Billboard Hot Country Singles Chart and his latest, Stupid Boy, is currently the #1 country single in Canada for the third week in a row.

Wake up to the world of Canada AM, television's morning star and Canada's most watched national morning newsmagazine. Co-hosts Beverly Thomson and Seamus O'Regan along with Jeff Hutcheson and Marci Ien bring Canadians a unique blend of hard news and lifestyle stories featuring in-depth interviews with top newsmakers, celebrities and musical stars. Lis Travers is the Vice-President and Executive Producer for Canada AM and Robert Hurst is President of CTV News.

CTV, Canada's largest private broadcaster, offers a wide range of quality news, sports, information, and entertainment programming. It has the number-one national newscast, CTV National News With Lloyd Robertson, and is the number-one choice for prime-time viewing. CTV owns 21 conventional television stations across Canada and has interests in 15 specialty channels, including the number-one Canadian specialty channel, TSN. CTV is owned by CTVglobemedia, Canada's premier multi-media company. More information about CTV may be found on the company Web site at www.ctv.ca