News anchor Todd van der Heyden will say goodbye to his hometown, and to CTV Montreal, at the end of the year. Van der Heyden has accepted a new position at CTV News Channel in Toronto, and begins work on a new show in January. Since 2008 van der Heyden has been co-anchoring the top-rated news program in Montreal, CTV News at Six, with Mutsumi Takahashi, but he's been working here for more than a decade and his presence will be missed. CTV.
Friday, December 2, 2011
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