Warren Woods Birthplace Sudbury Ontario First Media Job CKSO AM, Sudbury, Ontario Career Highlights CKSO Radio lays claim to Warren Woods' first job in his broadcasting career as Announcer as well as being his hometown where he was born and raised.  Before going on the air, he graduated from Mohawk College, specializing in Communication Arts. After five years at CKSO, Warren moved to CFCL TV in Timmins, Ontario in a new role as Sports Director.  He continued to serve in this capacity in television when he next moved to Thunder Bay two years later in 1981.  He remained at Thunder Bay Television for six years. Warren Woods headed west to Regina in August, 1987.  There, he became part of the original sports team at the then STV (now Global).  He remains at Global and is co-host of the nightly half hour Global sports program. A memorable event for Warren in his career dates back to November of 1989 when he was covering the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Toronto as the Roughriders won the team's second Grey Cup.  The final score in that contest, Saskatchewan beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 43-40. Special Interests/Hobbies It is not uncommon to find Warren acting as Master of Ceremonies for many a banquet, being a favourite at many local dinners and award nights in Regina.  Apparently he may be spotted from time to time at a Luiggi's restaurant when not working behind a microphone or in front of a camera.