Mark Kelley has been reassigned at CBC, and will host his own show this fall on Newsworld.

The network said Thursday that Kelley, currently a co-host on The National, is moving to the 7 p.m. slot on its 24-hour news channel, where he will host a two-hour talk show.

Few details have been released about the program. CBC is in the middle of an overhaul of its news division and has recently hired or reassigned several reporters, a number of whom are attached to developing shows due to bow in the fall. Former BNN reporter Amanda Lang has a new daily program set for Newsworld, as does Evan Soloman, who is taking over the political desk once occupied by Don Newman.

Kelley gained attention amid the 9/11 attacks when he was host of CBC News Morning. His work that day led to one of his three Gemini Awards. He has since become known for investigative and feature stories, including his coverage of the aftermath of the 2004 tsunami.

‘Mark’s passion for covering breaking events, along with his extensive reporting experience on national and international stories, will bring viewers a fresh perspective on the day’s stories,’ said Cynthia Kinch, director of CBC Newsworld, in a statement. ‘Mark’s ability to engage easily with the audience makes him a natural fit for a news talk show.’

CBC also announced earlier this week that it is extending its supper-hour newscasts in 14 markets, going to 90 minutes. The news will run from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., preceded by new acquisition The Ghost Whisperer and leading into Coronation Street.