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Philip Cabrita - As Flipout Club DJ and founding member Contents
Under Pressure breakdancer squad; host The Show CITR-FM Vancouver 1994-98;
host WorldWideRide CHKG-FM Vancouver 1998-2000; CFOX-FM Vancouver 2001; CFBT-FM
Vancouver 2001-09; co-host Ethnosonic Citytv Vancouver 2006-08; actor known for Case 39 (2009), Moments (2006) and Kindergarten Cop 2 (2016)
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Emmet Cafferky
- British Columbia Liberal Party candidate BC provincial election 1956;
Burnaby Alderman 1957-58 & 1963-66. President Burnaby Chamber of
Commerce 1962-63; Liberal candidate Burnaby-Richmond riding Canadian
federal election 1965; talk show host CFUN/ CKVN Vancouver mid-late
1960s; Emmet Cafferky & Associates Ltd. Burnaby 1970s
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Cy Cairns (Thomas Cyril Cairns) Radio personality/ emcee/ pianist; Program Director CFQC Saskatoon
late 1930s-40s; CKRC Winnipeg circa late 1940s; CKMO/ CFUN Vancouver 1950s. Died in
Vancouver August 6, 1959 at age 48 |
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Jane Calder - Now Jane McElligott; national reporter CKO-FM-4
Vancouver 1982-83; reporter & assignment editor CKWX Vancouver 1983-85; Parliament
Hill correspondent CKO-FM-1 Ottawa 1985; bureau chief Selkirk News Parliament Hill 1986;
CBC Radio Montreal 1986-87; assistant news director CKWX 1987-89; CBC Radio Calgary
1992-97; media and advocacy consultant Geneva Switzerland 2013-16. LinkedIn profile
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Sheila Calder - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate with honours 2006;
producer/ reporter CKNW Vancouver 2005-06; media and public relations consultant Peak Communicators Vancouver 2006-current |
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Mike Calderone - As Mike Richards on air in Vancouver market; overnights
and evenings CJJC Langley 1978; weekends, evenings, middays CKXY Vancouver 1988-92;
evenings, weekends, middays CISL Vancouver 1992; Oldies Coast
to Coast 1992-94 (locally on CISL); CFFR Calgary to 2005;
p.m. drive CKPC-FM Brantford ON 2005-07; CJOC-FM Lethbridge AB 2007-09;
middays then assistant PD/ p.m. drive CIKT-FM Grande Prairie AB
2013-current
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Frank Callaghan
- DJ/ Program Director CKLG Vancouver 1960-75; CJJC Langley 1976-79;
morning host CJJR-FM Vancouver late 1980s-early 1990s; PD CHQR
Calgary 1994-95. Died in Chilliwack September 20, 2011 at
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Candis Callison - Master of Science Comparative Media Studies Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2002 /PHD 2010;
Researcher/ Producer CBC Vancouver 1994-97; Reporter/ Host/ Producer
Vancouver Television (CTV) 1997-98; Reporter/ Producer ZDTV (later
called Tech TV) 1998-99; Senior Producer Lycos 1999-2000; Pathy
Distinguished Visitor in Canadian Studies Princeton University New
Jersey 2018-19; Associate Professor School of Journalism University of
BC 2009-current; recipient Jack Webster Foundation Bill Good Award 2020. LinkedIn profile
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Kim Calloway - Evening host CHUM-FM Toronto 1969; host Kim Calloway Talk
Show CKWX Vancouver mid 1970s-80s; talk show host/ reporter/ news CKOV/ CKOV-FM/ CKQQ-FM
Kelowna 1993-2008 then morning news anchor 2009-current; co-recipient Jack Webster Award
for Best Reporting of the Year for 2003 Kelowna Firestorm 2004. Died in Kelowna August 22, 2013 at age 69
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Margaret (Maggie) Calloway
(nee Chew) - Reporter, producer, talk show host and columnist beginning
1973; producer John Reynolds Show CJOR Vancouver circa 1977-81; wrote
regular newspaper columns Simplicity and RenoNation for Black Press; established Dundarave Communications Inc. early 1980s; managed
large events such as The Vancouver International Boat Show, The
Vancouver Motorcycle Show, and The Spring & Garden Show; named Woman of the Year for Mission 2009. Died July 6, 2015 in Mission, BC at age 72
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Dave Cameron - BCIT Broadcast Journalism program graduate; stand up comic
Calgary; film/ TV credits including roles in Highlander, Real Life, No
Child of Mine; The Disappearance of Vonnie and Best in Show;
co-host Spilled Milk CBC-TV Vancouver 1994-99; freelance actor current
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Greg Cameron - News/ sports CFUN/ CHQM-FM Vancouver 1990-95 |
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Iona Campagnolo - On air/ manager of sales CHTK Prince Rupert 1965; city alderwoman
Prince Rupert 1966; B.C. Broadcast Citizen of the year 1972; Liberal Member of Parliament
in by-election 1973-79; Member of the Order of Canada 1973; appointed to Cabinet as
Minister of Amateur Sports 1976; host One of a Kind CBC Television Vancouver
1980-82; President Liberal Party of Canada 1982-86; received the Order of British Columbia
1998; British Columbia's first female Lieutenant Governor
2001-07 |
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David Campbell - CFRO-FM Vancouver -1979; CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1979; as Aural
Dave on program Crack of Noon CITR-FM Vancouver 1979-early 2000s; actor |
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Doug Campbell - Staff announcer/ news/ sports CBC Vancouver 1960s; host folk music program Come
Listen Awhile 1963-64 and Vancouver host Vacation Time 1965 CBC-TV Vancouver
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Judith Campbell - Formerly Judith Grimley;
BA radio & television arts Ryerson University Toronto 1989; MA
media Ryerson University 2008; CKWX Vancouver; Satellite Radio
Network; former radio instructor British Columbia Institute of
Technology; vice president Canadian Women in Communication
Toronto 2001-07; instructor Ryerson University 2004-08; owner
EminentVox 2007-08; director, Chapter and Member Services, Institute of
Corporate Directors Toronto 2009-11; vice president, partnerships
Canadian Women in Communications 2011-current. LinkedIn profile
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Katie Campbell
- Graduate BCIT Broadcast program 2005; promotions CJZN-FM Victoria
2004-06; morning host CFAN-FM Miramichi City NB 2006; morning
drive co-host CKCW-FM
Moncton NB 2006-08; swing/ AMD CFOX-FM Vancouver 2008-09;
promotions director CJUI-FM
Kelowna 2010; promotions director/ APD CJMO-FM Moncton 2010;
promotions director/ APD
CKHY-FM/ CKHZ-FM Halifax 2010-11; Marketing Associate A.P. Reid
Insurance Stores Halifax 2012; Promotions & Media Planner, Atrium
Dartmouth NS 2013; freelance Marketing Consultant Sole Sisters Women's
Race & Lucky 7 Relay Dartmouth 2013-14; freelance Marketing
Consultant Brun Body Bar Victoria 2012-current. LinkedIn profile
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Michael Campbell - Talk show host CJOR Vancouver 1970s; host MoneyTalks
financial program CKNW Vancouver and
nationally on Corus Entertainment Radio Network current;
Vancouver Sun business columnist
current; senior business commentator Global BCTV news
current.
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Jean Cannem (Jean Monnington Carlson) - Active in fashion scene in
Vancouver; writer weekly Fashion File and Shoreline columns North Shore
News; organizer/ commentator fashion shows Park Royal Shopping Centre West Vancouver; host
live daily Jean Cannem Show CHAN-TV (BCTV) Vancouver 1960-late 70s; retired to
Okanagan late 1970s; senior model and Chamber of Commerce volunteer Kelowna 1990s.
Died in Kelowna February 28, 2005 at age 80 |
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Bert Cannings - Newspaper reporter Calgary and Edmonton 1930s; news writer CJCJ
Calgary 1936; public relations officer RCAF during World War II; news then News Director
CKWX Vancouver 1947-55 including broadcast representative Arctic manoeuvre Operation
Sweetbriar 1949 and far eastern affairs correspondent Korea 1950; News Director CFCF
Montreal 1955 then CFCF-TV 1961-74; served on board of RTNDA International (Vice
President-Radio) 1960; President RTNDA Canada 1967-68; CITY-TV Toronto 1976; inducted into
Toronto Press Club's Canadian News Hall of Fame 1982; consultant CHCH-TV Hamilton to 1986;
recipient 60th Anniversary Canadian Broadcasting Award for contribution to Canadian
journalism; inducted into Canadian Media Hall of Fame 1986 and posthumously to CAB
Broadcasting Hall of Fame 1994. Died 1993 at age 82. CCF
biography |
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David Cannon
- Broadcasting performing arts diploma Columbia Academy Vancouver 2011;
logistic supervisor Sleep Country Canada 2005-06; customer
relations account manager Rogers Wireless 2007-08; news reporter
CFFM-FM/ CKWL Williams Lake 2010; a.m. drive host/ account executive
CHOR-FM Summerland BC 2010-11; president/ voice over artist Cannon Media
Surrey 2011-current; a.m. drive CKPM-FM Port Moody 2013; traffic
reporter CHMJ Vancouver 2013-current. LinkedIn profile
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David Capper - Newspaper reporter early 1950s; reporter CKWX Vancouver circa
1955 |
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Giulio Caravatta - Quarterback BC Lions 1991-98; Assistant Coach Simon Fraser
University Clan football team 1998; colour commentator BC Lions broadcasts CKNW
Vancouver; colour commentator BC Lions broadcasts CKST Vancouver 2004-21, CKGO 2021-24 and CKNW 2024-current. LinkedIn profile
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Jack Carbutt (John Edwin Carbutt) - Chief announcer/ operator/s inger CKMO Vancouver 1941; CFJC
Kamloops 1943; one of three employees who launched CKPG Prince George on February
8, 1946; CKPG Sales/ Program Manager/ announcer and later Station Manager, produced weekly
variety and interview program Reveries. Died August 20, 1990 in Vancouver at age 73 |
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Pat Cardinal - CJRL Kenora ON 1979-81; as Brad Wilson
CFRW
Winnipeg 1981-87; CKXY Vancouver 1987-88; CKLG Vancouver
1988-92; CKLH-FM Hamilton
1992-93; CHED Edmonton 1993; CKNG-FM Edmonton 1993-97; CILQ-FM
Toronto 1997-2002; PD
Energy FM group (CING, CING, CKGE, CFHK, CHAY) ON 2002; GM/ PD
CKVX-FM
Vancouver 2002-03; PD CKKS-FM/ CKLG-FM Vancouver 2003; Station
Manager CISS-FM/ CJAQ-FM
Toronto 2003-06; Operations Manager Newcap Radio Group Edmonton
2008-11 and Newcap Alberta
Program Manager 2009-11; General Manager Bell Media Edmonton
radio cluster 2011-15. Died in Vancouver April 19, 2016 at age
54. CKXY audio circa 1987
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Charlie Carey - Langara College Vancouver journalism certificate 2021; photographic & gallery assistant Jesse Winter Photography New
York 2010; freelance photographer/ producer The Wunlyf Project
Melbourne Australia 2011-15; retail buyer/ Assistant Department Manager
Auski & Capital17 Snowboards Melbourne 2011-15; Producer Thom Rigney
Photography Melbourne 2013-15; Retail Sales Associate then Store
Manager The Boardroom Vancouver 2015-18; Sales Support Agent SAXX
Vancouver 2018-29; Web Journalist Black Press Media Internship Surrey
2020-21; reporter/Managing Editor The Langara Voice Vancouver 2020-21;
Read-Mercer Fellowship Megaphone Magazine Vancouver 2021; Web Editor/
Reporter CKWX Vancouver 2021; Local Journalism Initiative Reporter North
Shore News North Vancouver 2021-22. LinkedIn profile
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Rod Carlson - CFMI-FM Vancouver circa 1975; U.S. radio |
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Rob Carlyle - Aka Bob Carlyle CJAV Port Alberni early 1970s; CFCP/ CFWB
Courtenay/ Campbell River; mid-days CJJC Langley mid 1970s; CKLG Vancouver circa 1977 |
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Gregg Carmichael
- BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; news anchor/ reporter CKNW Vancouver
1983-93; assignment editor CKWX Vancouver
1996-98; assignment producer CTV News Vancouver 1998-2011;
interim Editor-in-Chief 24 Hours Newspaper Vancouver 2011; anchor/ news
editor CKWX 2011-12; newsroom assignment desk CITY-TV Vancouver 2011-13;
Facilities Coordinator Great Pacific Television Vancouver
2012-current. LinkedIn profile
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Racoon Carney - Ralph Carney Albani: CFAR Flin Flon MB 1974;
Racoon Carney: CKRC Winnipeg 1974-77; CFUN Vancouver 1977-78; CKLG
Vancouver 1978-83; CKY Winnipeg 1983-88; Palmer Jarvis Advertising Winnipeg
1988; president Ralph Carney Communications Winnipeg 1989-1997; morning drive CFWM
Winnipeg 1997-98; managing partner AdManagement Canada Winnipeg/ Calgary 1998; p.m.
drive CFRW Winnipeg 2006-08; PD CFRW current
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Cristina Carpio
- Editor In Chief MarQuee Magazine 2018-22; head of
marketing and PR/ Editor in Chief Quantum Enterprise/ Mercedes-Benz
Burlington/ MarQuee Magazine 2018-22; Founder/ Editor in Chief
Evolve Media Group Toronto 2022-current; traffic host CTV Morning Live
Vancouver 2022-current. LinkedIn profile
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Alex Carr
- Stand up comedian; Halifax; CFIT-FM Airdrie AB 2015-16; evening host
CFEX-FM
Calgary 2016-17; middays CFOX-FM Vancouver 2017-19; morning co-host with
sister Ruby CFNY-FM
Toronto 2019-20; weekend evenings CHDI-FM Edmonton 2020-21; weekends
CKPK-FM Vancouver 2021; middays CFEX-FM 2021; middays CJAQ-FM Calgary
2022; middays then mornings CKKS-FM Vancouver 2022-24. LinkedIn profile
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Ruby Carr
- Radio and Television Arts Nova Scotia Community College 2009; BA
Professional Communication Royal Roads University Victoria 2012;
promotions CFRQ-FM Halifax 2007-10; evenings/ afternoons CKHZ-FM Halifax
2010-11; swing announcer then morning drive CJCH-FM Halifax 2012-13;
morning show producer CIOO-FM Halifax 2013; morning show co-host CJCH-FM
2013-14; morning show co-host CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2014-18; morning co-host with brother Alex CFNY-FM Toronto 2019-20. LinkedIn profile
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Alex Carrigan
- BCIT Radio and Television graduate 2014; Langley Rams online
colour commentator Big Kahuna Sport Co. 2012-17; junior/ part time
editor/ BCFC contributor 3 Minute Warning Productions 2014; promotions
assistant Bell Media Vancouver 2014-17; weekend host/ play by play
CKMQ-FM Merritt 2015-16; Manager of Broadcast Operations Surrey Knights
2016-19; content creator/ social media specialist Toddcast Podcast
2016-19; traffic reporter CHMJ/ CKGO Vancouver 2017-22; Technical
Producer Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2021-22; Assistant Technical Producer BC
Lions Football Club 2021-22; Communications and Social Media
Coordinator Mainroad Group Surrey 2022-23; traffic reporter CKWX Vancouver 2023-current. LinkedIn profile
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Jane Carrigan - Wife of Global BC news anchor Chris Gailus; BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 1988; 11 p.m. news anchor
CFCN-TV Calgary late 1990s; reporter/ fill-in anchor Global BC 2006-16. LinkedIn profile
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Ray Carroll - One-time member of vocal group The Platters; moved to
Vancouver in early 1980s; show host CJAZ-FM Vancouver 1980s; producer cable TV soul music
show Vancouver 1980s; producer/ agent Vancouver. Died in Vancouver April 5, 2006 at
age 82 |
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Ryan Carroll
- Broadcast Arts, Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology Pacific
Audio Visual Institute Vancouver 2008; Manager Sights and Sounds
Productions 2001-06; Operations Manager/ DJ Sights West Coquitlam
2001-06; board op/ traffic reporter/ producer Corus Entertainment 2008-10;
morning show host Astral Media Inc. Prince Rupert 2010-12; on-ice
hosting/ MC Prince George Cougars 2012-13; swing announcer Jim Pattison
Broadcast Group 2012-13; morning show co-host CJBZ-FM Lethbridge AB
2013-15; swing announcer CFOX-FM/ CFMI-FM Vancouver 2015-16; middays CKWS-FM Kingston ON 2016-current. LinkedIn profile
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Kid Carson
- CISS-FM Toronto -2003; evenings CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2003-04;
mornings CFBT-FM Vancouver 2004-12; morning host CFUN-FM/
CKKS-FM Vancouver 2012-15; morning host CKZZ-FM 2020-22. LinkedIn profile
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Paul Carson - Morning show and news director CKEK Cranbrook 1970-72;
sportscaster CJVI Victoria 1972-74; sportscaster CKDA Victoria 1974-75; news and sports
reporter/ host CHEK-TV Victoria 1975-80; sports director/ anchor CKVU-TV Vancouver 1980-99;
President Grand Slam Radio Inc. (purchaser of CKST Vancouver)/ founder TEAM 1040
Sports Radio (CKST) 1999-2001; afternoon show host with Jay Triano CKST 2001; marketing
and sales CKST 2002-09; VP marketing California Cult Classics, North Vancouver 2009-10.
Died in North Vancouver December 21, 2010 at age 60 |
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Alan Carter - Ryerson Radio and Television Arts Program Toronto 1989;
reporter/ late news anchor CKVU-TV Vancouver 1989-97; 6 o'clock anchor A-Channel Edmonton
1997-99; crime beat reporter then co-anchor Morning News Global Toronto
1999-24. LinkedIn profile
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Chris Carter - Associate Director and Associate Portfolio Manager ScotiaMcLeod
1993-current and North Vancouver branch 1998-current; business analyst Global BC Morning
News 1998-2010; business analyst CBC Vancouver 2011-current. Chris Carter website |
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Kat Carter
- Graduate Radio Broadcasting program Loyalist College Belleville ON
2009; midday host/ Music Director CIGL-FM and MD CJBQ/ CJTN-FM
Belleville ON 2009-12; Assistant Music Director/ weekends/ swing CKZZ-FM
Vancouver 2012-13 and middays/ Music Director 2013-16; Assistant Music
Director/ Announcer CHUM-FM Toronto 2016-18; owner The Radio Nerd 2019-current. LinkedIn profile
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Leigh Carter
- New Westminster and Langley District Council reporter Vancouver Sun
1977-80; news reader CJJC Langley 1978; news reader/ reporter
CKNW/ CFMI-FM New Westminster 1979-82; Assistant News Director
CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1982-83; weatherperson/ human interest specials host
BCTV Burnaby 1983-85; Communications Manager BC Medical Association
1985-90; Public Affairs Director BC Automobile Association 1990-95;
Senior Manager/ Assistant VP Public Affairs ICBC 1995-2002;
Communications Manager GVRD 2002-04; Communications Consultant
Saskatchewan Government Information Technology Office 2004-05; GM
Public Affairs Comox Valley Regional District Courtenay 2005-15; editor/
proofreader for authors, government & organizations 2016-current. LinkedIn profile. email leighword@gmail.com
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Jack Casey (Gerry Thom) - CJDV Drumheller AB 1969-72; CFTK Terrace BC 1972; CJME Regina
1972-73; CKXL Calgary 1973-74; as Gerald Thom news 1974 then as Jackson Casey
all nights/ swing CFUN Vancouver 1974-76; as KC Foxxe overnights CFRW Winnipeg
1976-79; as Jackson Casey then Jack Casey late
evenings/ afternoons CFUN
1979-94; briefly mornings CKWX Vancouver 1994; part
time CKKS-FM Vancouver 1994-2000; actor/ stand-in/ body double
Canadian Film and Television Vancouver 1996-2008; Sales Associate The
Home Depot Vancouver 2008; ITV Technician Olympic College Bremerton WA
2009-13; Lighting Technician Jewel Box Theater Poulsbo WA 2015;
volunteer projectionist Port Townsend Film Festival Port Townsend WA
2014-15; actor/ lighting design assistant Port Gamble Theater Port Gamble
WA 2014-15; Head Cashier The Home Depot 2009-current; actor Ludlow
Village Players Port Ludlow WA 2014-current. LinkedIn profile
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Dave Cash - CKCR AM/ FM Kitchener-Waterloo ON 1953-56; host various shows
including R&B Dave's Den and morning show CKOX Woodstock ON 1956-59; morning
show CKCR 1959-63; CJOR Vancouver 1963; radio morning show and TV noon show CFTK Terrace
BC 1966-68; morning show CJJC Langley 1968-74; evenings then weekends CKWX Vancouver
1975-91; retired |
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Dave Cash - As Dave Wish: CFUN Vancouver 1963; CJAV Port Alberni
1964; UK as Dave Cash: Radio London 1965; Radio One 1967; Capital Radio 1973; BBC
Kent 1997; BBC Kent, BBC Essex, Primetime Radio, Saga Radio. Died in England October 21, 2016 at age 74
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David Cassady - News CKWX Vancouver 1973-early 80s; CFAX Victoria; retired to Fraser Valley area. Died August 14, 2016 at age 86
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Rene Castellani - The Dizzy Dialer CKNW New Westminster 1964-65; sentenced
for murder of wife Esther November 12, 1966; freed from prison May 1979; CFVR Abbotsford;
Promotion Manager CKEG Nanaimo 1981. Died in Nanaimo January 4, 1982 at age 56
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Cam Cathcart - 25 years with CBC as reporter, foreign correspondent, producer,
co-host The Best Years; news editor in chief CBC radio Toronto; head of
International Press Centre 1994 Victoria Commonwealth Games; morning news editor/ announcer
CKST Vancouver 1994-95; co-producer food safety radio series broadcast on 130 radio
stations in Canada; news editor/ reader CKNW/ CJNW Vancouver 2001-02; senior associate Stanton Associates 2002-21. Died in Vancouver June 5, 2021 at age 83. Nov. 10, 2020 BT Interview
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Ami Catriona
- CKVX-FM Vancouver; CHMJ Vancouver 2002; morning traffic reporter
CKBD/ CJJR-FM Vancouver 2003; reporter/ interviewer Shaw Cable
Vancouver 2003-09;
reporter/ anchor CKWX Vancouver 2007-09; marketing and
communications director Kelowna's Gospel Mission 2009-14; Director
Community Relations Kelowna Community Food Bank 2014-current; Friend
Maker and Hope Giver Isagenix Kelowna 2015-current. LinkedIn profile
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Juliette Cavazzi
- Singer Kitsilano Showboat circa 1937; performed with Dal Richards
orchestra at Hotel Vancouver 1940; made CBC network debut on Sophisticated Strings 1942; appeared on Alan Young's CBC Radio show from Toronto 1943-44; sang on many CBC Radio programs from Vancouver including Burns Chuckwagon and Here's Juliette beginning in 1944; CBC Radio's Gino and Juliette, CBC-TV’s Holiday Ranch and regular performer as “Our Pet Juliette” on The Late Show Toronto 1954-56; host Saturday night music variety program Juliette 1956-66; hosted CBC-TV talk shows After Noon 1969-71 and Juliette and Friends
1973-75; retired to Vancouver but still sang regularly with Dal
Richards Orchestra. Member of Order of Canada 1975, BC
Entertainment Hall of Fame 1994 and Canada’s Walk of Fame 1999.
Died in Vancouver October 27, 2017 at age 91. Canadian Encyclopedia biography
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George Cawdry - Montreal; CKWX Vancouver late sixties. Died in Vancouver April 13, 1970 at age 34
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Fred Cawsey - Producer/ host Business World and State of the Arts
CHQM Vancouver 1970s; news reporter CBC Vancouver 1970s-80s; news reporter BCTV Vancouver;
producer/ reporter TV shows and documentaries including Doctor, Doctor, Legal
Wise and Frontiers of Discovery; film director The Land is the Culture
1976 and Live Well With Diabetes 2002; Senior Associate Contemporary
Communications Ltd. Vancouver current; President Front Runner Productions Vancouver
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Erin Cebula
- BCIT Broadcast Program graduate 1997; edit assistant Finale
Editworks Vancouver 1997-98; Editor/ Copywriter Big Red Barn
Productions 1998-99; control room PA/ editor James Barber's cooking show The
Urban Peasant 1999-2000; Avid editor Fiddler Productions 1999-2001; producer/ host Urban
Beat and Out There Global Television Vancouver 2000-02; stadium host Vancouver Ravens 2002-03; host Urban Rush
Shaw Cable 4 Vancouver 2002-04; Pay-Per-View TV host Canucks Sports & Entertainment 2003-04; producer/ host/ editor The Express Shaw Cable 4
2004-05; fill-in traffic co-host CHQM-FM Vancouver 2005-06; producer/ host etc. and Global Village segments Global
Television Vancouver 2005-current; reporter/ producer Entertainment Tonight Canada 2005-current; host Makeover Wish
HGTV 2006-08; Entertainment Expert Six Degrees of TV Force Four
Entertainment 2009-10; TV & radio spokesperson BC Children's
Hospital Lottery 2009-current. LinkedIn profile
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Lucas Celle
- BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2022; freelance contributing
writer FanSided Vancouver 2019-20; on call Building Conversions City of
New Westminster 2019-22; part-time busser Giardino Italian Restaurant
Vancouver 2020-21; student intern SFU Athletics 2021; Digital Media
Coordinator & Broadcaster Surrey Eagles Hockey Club 2020-22; intern
then Associate Producer CBC Vancouver 2022; broadcaster then Broadcast
& Media Coordinator Surrey Eagles Hockey Club 2022-current; traffic
anchor CKGO Vancouver 2022-24; technical producer CKNW Vancouver 2023-current. LinkedIn profile
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Arnie Celsie - Morning host CKLB/ CKAR Oshawa ON 1973-80; morning host/ Program
Director CISL Richmond 1980-90; consultant then V.P. Consulting Bohn &
Associates/ SparkNet Communications 1990-current. LinkedIn profile
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Richard Chacon
- Nightlife talk show host CFUN Vancouver circa 1998. Died July
25, 1999 in Vancouver of gunshot wounds from an unknown assailant at age
31. Vancouver Police Dept. cold case file
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Brad Challoner
- Columbia Academy 2004; Producer/ Operator CFUN and CKST Vancouver
2004-08; Play-by-Play Coquitlam Junior “A” Adanacs 2007-11; CHQM-FM
Vancouver Morning Show Producer 2008-13 then Music Director/ Assistant
Program Director 2013-22; National Lacrosse League colour
commentator TSN Radio Vancouver and NLL TV Washington Stealth, Vancouver
Stealth (now Vancouver Warriors) 2012-current; Co-Host lacrosse radio
show Stealth Classified TSN Radio Vancouver 2013-18; PD CFAX/ CHBE-FM Victoria 2022-current
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Marc Chambers - As J. Marc and Marc Webber CHUB Nanaimo 1973,
CJAV Port Alberni 1978; as Marc Webber CJVB Vancouver 1979; as Marc James
CFUN Vancouver 1983; as Marc Chambers CHUM Toronto 1986, CJOJ Belleville, ON
1995, Oldies Network 1996; voice services and CHUM Toronto. Died in Toronto May 2,
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Terry Chan - BCIT Broadcast program graduate; on air CKKS-FM Vancouver
1991-2000 (music director 1995-2000 and assistant program director 1998-2000);
PD/ operations manager CISQ-FM/ CISW-FM Squamish/ Whistler 2000-02; music director CKSR-FM
Chilliwack/ CISQ-FM/ CISW-FM 2002; music director/ afternoon drive CKQC-FM Abbotsford March
2005-06; music director/ producer Latremornings with Fred and Cathy CKCL-FM
Vancouver 2006-07; voice tracking/ fill in host Rogers Radio Vancouver; programming
assistant Rogers Radio SW BC cluster 2011-22; JACK National Music Curator Rogers Sports & Media 2022-24. LinkedIn profile
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Shantelle Chand
- Broadcast Performing Arts degree Vancouver Institute of Media Arts
2009; Executive Assistant XOXO Entertainment Corp. Vancouver 2008-12;
Sports Intern Canucks Sports & Entertainment Vancouver 2007;
Production Assistant So You Think You Can Dance Canada 2009;
Host/ Producer Coquitlam Junior Adanacs Lacrosse 2009; Sports Intern CKNW
Vancouver 2009; Sports Reporter/ Intern CKNW & Promotions Team Corus
Entertainment Vancouver 2012-13; Traffic Anchor Corus Entertainment
Vancouver 2012-17; Guest Panelist The Hangout NBATV Toronto 2014;
Co-Host/ Producer The Sideline Podcast 2014-16; Sports Intern Global
News Burnaby 2014-16; NCAA Men's Basketball Expert CKNW 2015; Freelance
Reporter Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club 2017; sideline reporter
Canucks Sports & Entertainment Vancouver 2018-current; Sports Update
anchor/ operator CKST Vancouver 2017-21 and co-host The Home Stretch 2021. LinkedIn profile
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Chuck Chandler - Cameraman CJDC-TV Dawson Creek 1964; evenings CJDC Dawson Creek
1964-65; all nights CJCA Edmonton 1965-66; as Charles P. Rodney Chandler: CJCH
Halifax 1966-67; evenings CJCA 1967; afternoon drive CJCH 1967-68; p.m. drive CFOX Pointe
Claire/ Montreal 1968-70; PD/ DJ CFRW Winnipeg 1971-72; as Todd Young: evenings
CKGM Montreal 1972-73; as Chuck Chandler: mid-morning host/ host Homemakers
Hitline CHED Edmonton 1973-79; host Disco Daze (later Any Way You Want
It) syndicated to six markets from CITV-TV Edmonton 1975-78; CFRN Edmonton 1979-80;
announcer Let's Make a Deal with Monty Hall from Hollywood syndicated to TV
1980-82; CFRN 1982; CKXM-FM Edmonton 1983-84; CKNG-FM Edmonton 1984-87; host 4 O'clock
Rock CITV-TV 1985-86; p.m. drive then PD/ a.m. drive CKST Langley 1988-91; a.m. drive
CKDA Victoria 1991-96; live game shows at shopping centers for The Ives
Seattle
1996-97; p.m. drive 1997-98 then a.m. drive CFRN 1998-2002;
morning host CHQT Edmonton
2002-08; DJ CKRA-FM Edmonton 2008; retired to Spain September
2008. Died in Victoria November 28, 2017 at age 73
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George Chandler - Engineer and radio pioneer; purchased CFXC New Westminster BC
from founder Fred Hume 1926; moved station to Vancouver and changed call letters to CJOR;
moved studio to Alexandria Ballroom 1930 then to Grosvenor Hotel 1932; as President of
Western Association of Broadcasters, criticized Ottawa for its slowness in issuing radio
licences 1941; represented Canada at North American Regional Broadcasting Conference
Montreal 1949; represented Canadian government at Washington Broadcast Conference 1950;
on-air Town Meeting CJOR 1950s; appeared before Fowler royal commission on
broadcasting in Montreal critical of increased government control 1956; President pioneer
cable company Tru-View Television Ltd. Vancouver and President B.C. Association of
Broadcasters. Died April 20, 1962 in Vancouver at age 56. CCF
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Andrew Chang
- CBC Montreal 2004-14; suppertime news anchor CBC Television Vancouver
2014-17; news anchor CBC The National 2017-22; host daily news show
national CBC News streaming Explore FAST channel 2022-; host About That streamed CBC News Explore FAST channel 2022-current.
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Ken Chang - CHUB Nanaimo late 1950s; CFUN Vancouver circa 1960; co-founder
CKAY Duncan BC 1964; mid mornings CKLG Vancouver 1964-66; CJOR Vancouver 1966-69; CBS Los
Angeles. Died in Los Angeles County May 17, 1983 at age 45 |
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Steve Chao
- International Affairs and Political Science McGill University
1992-93; Bachelor of Journalism Carleton University 1993-97; reporter
Vancouver Television CIVT
1997-2001; Halifax correspondent CTV 2001-02; Toronto
correspondent CTV 2002-04; Asia Bureau chief CTV based in Beijing
2004-09; senior Asia correspondent Al Jazeera English International,
Kuala Lumpur 2009-current
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Eric Chapman
- Radio/ TV Broadcasting degree Columbia Academy Vancouver
2010; Street Team CFOX-FM/ CFMI-FM /CKNW Vancouver 2009; board operator
CFOX-FM /CFMI-FM 2010; board op CKNW 2011-16; traffic announcer Park
Royal Parking Lot West Vancouver LP radio 2012; traffic anchor CHMJ
Vancouver 2014; weekend overnight host CFOX-FM 2015-16; morning show
producer/ fill-in host CJAX-FM Vancouver 2016-17; morning show producer
CISL Vancouver 2017-18; Corus national overnight fill-in host 2018-21;
on air host/ community contributor CKNW 2018-22; Senior Producer then
Production VP Obie & Ax Inc. Vancouver 2023; self employed audio
content/ podcast producer 2023-current. LinkedIn profile
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Reed Chapman - Served overseas WW1; actor/ director silent motion picture
industry Hollywood; sales CJOR Vancouver 1933-36; CJAT Trail 1937-38; sales CKWX Vancouver 1938-40; sales then
Ad Manager Vancouver News Herald 1940-43; CKWX 1943; play-by-play with Duke McLeod
Vancouver Capilanos baseball games and hockey/ boxing/ football announcer CKMO Vancouver
circa 1946-47; also teamed with Leo Nicholson on sports broadcasts; news Voice of the
Vancouver Sun/ emcee Public Opinion CKWX circa 1947-49. Died in
Vancouver January 4, 1949 at age 54, six hours after delivering his last newscast on CKWX
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Clem Chapple - Reporter Victoria Times/ Daily Colonist 1960s; media advocate of
salmon enhancement and stream health projects; reporter/ legislative reporter BCTV
Vancouver 1970s-early 2000s (Victoria bureau chief 1981-84) except helped create Vancouver
Show CKVU-TV Vancouver circa 1976. Died in North Vancouver April 29, 2003 at
age 60 |
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Len Chapple - CKMO Vancouver circa 1939; original
announcer CKNW New Westminster 1944-46; announcer late
1940s and announcer/ producer CBC Vancouver 1960s; announcer CHQM
Vancouver circa 1960; Executive Producer CBC Vancouver and other
networks covering Olympic Games in Mexico City, Munich, Montreal, and
Calgary; led CBC as host broadcaster for Edmonton Commonwealth Games 1978. Died in Victoria January 2, 2019 at age 96
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Kevin Charach
- Ryerson University Toronto Radio and Television Arts graduate 2009;
reporter/ videographer Astral Media group Dawson Creek/ Fort St. John BC
2011-12; producer VI Sports Shaw TV Vancouver Island 2012-16;
anchor/ video journalist CHEK-TV Victoria 2016-22; video journalist CTV
Vancouver 2022-current. LinkedIn profile
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Eugene (Porky) Charbonneau - CFAR Flin Flon MB 1939; CKRC Winnipeg circa 1948; a.m. drive host CKY Winnipeg 1950-57; CKLG Vancouver 1957; host CK Prairie Jamboree and Porky's Inn CKCK Regina 1957-64. Died in Edmonton August 17, 1972 at age 54
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Sam
Charles
- Afternoon news announcer/ reporter OK Radio Group Fort McMurray AB
1999-2000; news reporter/videographer
CFTK-TV/ Radio Terrace 2000-01; producer CKNW Vancouver 2001-03;
play-by-play women's basketball announcer CITR-FM Vancouver 2001-06;
producer/ voice Urban Rush
Shaw TV Vancouver 2003-06 including Torino 2006 Olympics live
reports Shaw TV/ Global
BC/ CFBT-FM Vancouver; recipient Jack Webster Journalism
Fellowship 2006; regional
programming manager Shaw TV Saskatchewan 2006-08; producer
Eleven12 Productions 2006-current; play-by-play announcer/ technical
advisor University of Waterloo Athletics 2007-13; producer The Weather
Network Oakville ON 2009; BlackBerry media production specialist
Waterloo ON 2009-13; play-by-play announcer/ technical advisor/ media
production specialist The University of British Columbia Kelowna
2013-current. LinkedIn profile
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Troy Charles
- BCIT Diploma of Radio Technology 2014; news anchor/ reporter CKPR-TV
Thunder Bay 2019-21; reporter Global TV Regina 2021-23; reporter Global
BC 2023-current. LinkedIn profile
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Randi Chase - As Randi Plante evenings CJFM-FM Montreal 2005-07; as Randi Chase:
middays CHBN-FM Edmonton 2007-10; on air CKIS-FM Toronto 2010-12;
morning co-host CFUN-FM/ CKKS-FM Vancouver 2012-15 and morning host
CKKS-FM 2016; morning show host CKGY-FM Red Deer AB 2017-current; co-founder Dakin Chase Foundation Sylvan Lake AB 2021. LinkedIn profile
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Lyle Chausse - Co-host Metal Shop and Powerdrive CFOX-FM
Vancouver 1989-2001; Production Manager Universal Concerts Canada 1995-99; Promotions
Manager Radio/ Media Relations BC Sony Music Canada (now Sony BMG) 1999-2007;
co-host/ programmer The Shop CFOX-FM 2005-08; Sales/ Media/ Radio
Promotions Manager BC Region EMI Music Canada (Capitol Music, Virgin Music) 2008-current |
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Jasbir Cheema - Weekly host CJMR Oakville ON; host/ co-producer Citytv Toronto;
Punjabi news anchor Channel M Vancouver 2003-04; Federal Conservative Party candidate Surrey North
2004; real estate broker 2004-current; director marketing and communications The Asian Star 2010-current. LinkedIn profile
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Simmy Cheema - Radio host Rim Jhim Vancouver 1996-current; Mornings with Simmy CJRJ Vancouver 2006-current; producer Close Look SMC & Shaw Channel 4 2010-current; health segment Punjabi News OMNI TV Vancouver 2011-current
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Alicia Chelsom - BCIT Broadcast graduate 2006; traffic/ weather CKWX Vancouver
2006; promotions CKCL-FM Vancouver 2006-08; Public Relations Manager Fairmont Hotels &
Resorts Banff AB 2008-current |
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Doug Cheng - Arts/ political science UBC 2003; Broadcast journalism graduate BCIT 2005; Local Heroes story
producer 2005; news reporter CBC Radio Windsor 2005-06, Vancouver 2005
& 2006-07, Thunder Bay 2007-08 & Toronto 2008; Assignment
Coordinator OMNI Television Vancouver 2008-11 and News Assignment Editor
2011-12; News Director CKWX Vancouver 2012; Managing Producer/ editor
OMNI Televison Vancouver 2013-16; Communications Officer, Media and Issues BC Lottery Corporation 2016-current. LinkedIn profile
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Ted Chernecki - Technical operator CKX-TV Brandon MB; breakfast show host 4CD
Gladstone Australia; network newsreader 7BU Burnie Australia; reporter/ news reader CKCK-TV
Regina; beat reporter/ news reader CKNW New Westminster; reporter CBC Evening News
then anchor 11pm local news CBC-TV Vancouver 1980s; writer/ producer CBC NewsWorld and
reporter The National CBC London UK late 1980s-1992; news anchor/ producer
BCTV/ Global Vancouver 1992-2022. LinkedIn profile |
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Dave Cherniwchan - BCIT Broadcast Journalism program graduate 1998; Central
Island Broadcasting (CKCI-FM Parksville/ CKEG Nanaimo/ CKWV-FM Nanaimo) 1998-2000; sports
anchor/ reporter CKWX Vancouver 2001-07; Automotive Business Finance Manager Golden Ears
Chrysler Maple Ridge BC 2007; Finance Manager O'Connor Chrysler Chilliwack 2007-current;
freelance sports Broadcast News Vancouver current |
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Jolene Chernoff - Columbia Academy graduate 2008; news/ sports anchor CFNA-FM
Bonnyville AB 2008-09; news/ sports anchor CHED/ CHQT Edmonton 2009; news anchor CKWX
Vancouver 2009-current |
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Mike
Cherry - CJDC AM/ TV Dawson Creek 1972;
CJVB Vancouver 1973; KYAC AM/ FM Seattle 1974-75; CJAZ-FM Vancouver weekends 1981-83;
CITR-FM Vancouver 1989-2000: CHLY-FM Nanaimo 2000-05; owner/ operator Internet station Sky
Valley Radio, world-beat format 2005-07; Sky Valley Radio, jazz/ soul/ lounge format
2007-current; Planet Brunch host Sky Valley Radio 2005-09; operations manager
CFSI-FM Salt Spring Island 2009-13; Content Administrator Puget Sound Media 2018-current
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Dave Chesney - Son of Joe Chesney; on air CJJC Langley 1963-76 including Music
Director/ Program Director 1975-76; Music Director/ Promotions Director CKLG-FM Vancouver
1976-78; Marketing CBS Records Western Canada 1978-90; National Marketing Director
Bumstead Productions Vancouver/ Washington 1990-94; Artist Management and Video/ Audio
Production DC Entertainment 1994-current; instructor Pacific Audio Visual Institute
(PAVI) Vancouver 2000-current; entertainment columnist 2000-current; created Internet only
newspaper White Rock Sun South Surrey/ White Rock
2007 |
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Joe Chesney - CJJC Kamloops & CJAV Port Alberni 1946; CKNW New Westminster
1947; CKNW AM Drive October 1947; CJOR Vancouver 1950s; founder of CJJC Langley
1963. Died in Langley November 10, 2001 at age 82. CCF
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Rob Chesterman - Emigrated to Canada from England 1956; B.C. Telephone Company
Vancouver; earned diploma in industrial organization and management and pursued studies in
journalism; joined CBC Vancouver as radio producer 1959; host CBC Radio's Music Diary
1961-66; won Ohio State Awards for The Church at Work and Masters of the
Keyboard 1960-61; wrote Conversations with Conductors London 1976 and Conductors
in Conversation London 1990; multiple program producer for his own production company
Prometheus Productions; retired from CBC 1987. Died in Vancouver June 1, 2007 at age
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Mike Chisholm
- BA St. Francis Xavier University Antigonish NS; Bachelor of
Journalism University of King's College Halifax; CJFX Antigonish
1980s; CKO-FM-9 Halifax
late 1980s; reporter CIHF-TV (MITV) Halifax early 1990s;
national correspondent Global TV
Halifax 1990s; correspondent CBC-TV Goose Bay Labrador; CBC-TV
Edmonton, Whitehorse YT and
Vancouver 1997-2001; Vancouver Television/ CTV British Columbia
early 2001-05; reporter
BCTV Vancouver 2005-08; Communications Manager Terasen Gas
Vancouver 2009-11; Ŕrd Piobaire/ official bagpiper Rocky Mountaineer Rail
Tours 2010-current; producer/ editor/ writer CBC Television News
Vancouver
2011-12; media strategist/ writer GLOBE Group 2012; producer/ writer/
reporter The Vancouver Observer 2011-current and senior reporter
2013-current; Event Manager CelticFest Vancouver Society 2014-15;
Chairman of the Board BC Highland Games & Scottish Festival
Vancouver 2015-current; recipient
Jack Webster Award. LinkedIn profile
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Tasha Chiu (now Tasha Busch) - BA University of British Columbia; Fastracks Snow Reporter Citytv Vancouver;
co-host/ producer The Vibe Outside cable TV Whistler BC; host The Express
Shaw Cable TV Vancouver 2003-05; co-host Breakfast Television
Citytv 2005-08; community reporter Canucks Sports & Entertainment
Vancouver 2005-08; BCAB Broadcaster Performer of Tomorrow award
2007; Community Relations - Prairies,
Lululemon Athletica, Calgary 2008-09;
morning co-host CKIK-FM Red Deer 2009; host/ reporter/ producer
Telus TV Calgary/ Edmonton 2009-11; host/ reporter Shaw Communications Red
Deer AB 2011-12; Executive Assistant Rifco National Auto Finance Red
Deer 2012-current. LinkedIn profile
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Vanessa Chiu
- BCIT Radio Broadcast & Media Communications graduate 2011;
teaching assistant Pacific Academy Surrey 2009; logistics assistant
Olympic Broadcasting Services Vancouver 2010; Street Team member CFBT-FM
Vancouver 2011; weekend/ swing host CKKN-FM Prince George 2011-12;
weekend/ swing host CHTT-FM Victoria 2012-13; midday/ weekend host
CFUN-FM Vancouver 2013-14/ afternoon co-host/ weekend host 2014 and
Assistant Music Director/ weekend host 2014-15; morning show host
CHTT-FM Victoria 2015-18; actor & voice actor VA Entertainment Inc.
Vancouver 2019-current; weekend host CJJR-FM Vancouver 2019-current;
self-employed voice actor 2018-current/ podcast host 2020-current and
Grief Coach Vancouver 2021-current. LinkedIn profile
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Hoonhee (Heather) Cho - Communications minor Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Seoul
Korea; communications major Simon Fraser University Burnaby; Korean news anchor Channel M
Vancouver; reporter Korean news magazine show Our Ground Shaw Cable Multicultural
Channel |
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Jenna Chow - BCIT broadcast communications
graduate-radio; host/ producer/ writer AKA CJSF-FM Burnaby;
co-host/ co-producer/ co-writer Typical CFRO-FM Vancouver; host/ producer/ writer OM
Planet AAJ CHKG-FM Vancouver; freelance New Music Canada and CBC Radio
1/2/3 1999-current; swing jock/ host & producer Club XFM CKVX-FM Vancouver
2000; co-host/ p.m. traffic, host/ producer SubsoniQ, then swing jock and
occasional host/ producer Punk-O-Rama CFOX-FM Vancouver 2000-05; host/ associate
producer Ethnosonic Citytv Vancouver 2005; traffic reporter The Early Edition
CBC Radio Vancouver 2005-current; host Station to Station CBC Radio national from
Vancouver 2005-current; host ZedTunes CBC Vancouver 2006-07.
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Mel Christian - Weekend overnites CJOR Vancouver 1968-69; news CHUM Toronto
1969-71; CKOC Hamilton/ CJRN Niagara Falls/ CKTB St. Catharines ON 1971-79; news then beat
and crime reporter CFUN Vancouver 1980-85; Chief Engineer CJUP Langley 1985-86;
Engineer/ Consultant Overseas Chinese Voice Broadcasting (purchasers of CHQM AM/ CHMB
Vancouver) 1986-99, also Production Manager CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1986-88; retired from
broadcasting 1999; most recently living in Ashcroft B.C. Died in Vancouver June 29,
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Coleen Christie
- BA English/ history/ linguistics/ art history University of Victoria;
Promotion Producer/ Creative Director CHEK-TV News Victoria 1988-97;
reporter/ host entertainment unit VTV Vancouver 1997-99; Vancouver Breakfast
news anchor CTV British Columbia Vancouver 1999-2001; host CTV News at Five CTV
British Columbia 2001-17; anchor Global BC 2017-current. LinkedIn profile Coleen Christie website
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Rob Christie
- CFOX Pointe Claire QC; p.m. drive then morning host CKXL Calgary
1972-74; p.m. drive CKGM Montreal 1975-78; voice over artist/ video
narrator/ TV-radio host/ MC/ auctioneer Rob Christie Productions Entp.
Ltd. 1976-current; morning host CHED then CKNG-FM Edmonton 1986-94;
morning host CKFM-FM Toronto 1994-99; morning host CKKS-FM/ CKLG-FM
Vancouver 1999-2003; BC CTV Vancouver weekend weather 2001-03; a.m.
drive CISS-FM/ CJAQ-FM Toronto
2003-05; morning host/ programming and sales consultant CHMC-FM
Edmonton 2005-08; morning host CKRA-FM Edmonton 2008-18; retired from
radio 2018. LinkedIn profile
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Dawn Chubai
- Professional jazz singer and independant recording artist
1990-2018; Public Relations Officer Canadian Health Care Guild
1991-2000; performer/ weathercaster A-Channel Edmonton
1999-2004; Professional Emcee and Celebrity Auctioneer
1999-current; host Breakfast Television and CityLine
correspondent City TV Vancouver 2004-17; Principal Consultant Dawn
Chubai Media Services 2014-current; show host The Shopping Channel
Toronto 2017-23; founder Live Selling School Vancouver 2023-current; BCAB Broadcaster Performer of Tomorrow award 2004. Dawn's website LinkedIn profile
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Sadie Chung
- BCIT Broadcast Journalism program 2020-22; sales floor associate
Warehouse One The Jeans Store 2017-20; barista Starbucks 2020-current;
traffic anchor CHMJ Vancouver 2021-current. LinkedIn profile
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Bruno Cimolai - Announcer/ DJ/ Red Robinson Show replacement host CJOR
Vancouver early 1950s; staff announcer CBC Vancouver 1960s; CBC-TV Vancouver summer series
Vacation Time 1965; co-producer Suzuki On Science CBC-TV
Vancouver 1971-72 |
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Bruce Claggett
- BCIT journalism graduate 1987; announcer/ feature reporter CISQ-FM
Squamish 1986; newscaster CKCQ Quesnel 1986-87;
newscaster/ reporter CFVR Abbotsford 1987-92; journalism
instructor BCIT
1994-95; newscaster/ reporter
CKNW Vancouver 1995-2002; teacher
Vancouver School Board 2001-04; Senior Managing Editor CKWX Vancouver
2003-20; Principal BFC Communications Surrey 2021-current; Managing
Director Switchboard Public Relations Vancouver 2021-current; recipient Jack
Webster Foundation Poynter Institute Fellowship 2006. LinkedIn profile
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Natalie Clancy
- Bachelor of Journalism Carleton University Ottawa 1993; Investigative
Reporter CBC Vancouver 1992-2017; National Reporter CBC-TV Vancouver
2001-07; News Anchor CBC Vancouver 2007-11; National Communications
Representative Unifor Halifax 2017-18; Director Of Communications Unifor
National Toronto 2018-22; Director of Public Affairs &
Communucations ACTRA Toronto 2023-24; Director of Corporate
Communications Toronto Police Service 2024-current; winner New York Gold
World
medal, two
Canadian Association of Journalists Awards, four Atlantic Journalism
Awards, three Bronze plaque Chris awards, two RTNDA awards and two
Webster awards. LinkedIn profile
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Barrie Clark - Announcer CKOV Kelowna 1949; CHEX Peterborough ON 1951; news:
CJOR Vancouver 1952; Reuters News Agency London UK 1954; talk-show host: CKLG Vancouver 1955; CKWX Vancouver
1956; CHAN-TV Vancouver 1961; CKWX & CBUT Vancouver 1962; Councillor District of North
Vancouver 1963; elected to the BC Legislature 1966; Rentalsman BC Attorney
General's Ministry 1973-76; talk-show host: CKNW 1977-86; CJOR 1988; CKOV Kelowna 1989-99;
Councillor Kelowna City Council 1999-2008. Died in Vancouver March 16, 2018 at age 86
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Christy Clark -
Researcher B.C. Legislature 1992-93; Special Assistant in
charge of western issues for Transport Minister Doug Young
1993-95; Liberal MLA Port
Moody-Burnaby Mountain and Official Opposition critic 1996-2001;
Liberal MLA Port
Moody-Westwood 2001-05; appointed B.C. Minister of Education and
Deputy Premier 2001;
appointed Minister of Children and Family Development 2004;
relief host CKNW Vancouver
2005 and host 2007-10; BC Liberal Party leadership candidate
2010 and elected party leader
2011; British Columbia Premier
2011-17; Board Director Shaw Communications 2018-current;
Advisor ThoughtWire Toronto 2018-current; Associate Member InterAction
Council 2018-current; Board Director Recipe Unlimited Corporation
2018-current; Chair of the Board of Directors Roots of Empathy Toronto
2019-current; Advisory Board Co-Chair Max Bell School of Public Policy
Montreal 2019-current; Chair CN Vancouver Community Board 2019-current;
Board Director Constellation Brands Victor NY 2019-current. LinkedIn profile |
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Ian Clark - CKMO Vancouver 1934; announcer then manager CKFC/ CKFX Vancouver
late 1930s; announcer CFJC Kamloops 1940 then manager 1943 and eventually owner late
1940s-1960s; co-founder with Jean Ross CFCR-TV (later CFJC-TV) Kamloops 1957; established
CFFM-FM (later CIFM-FM) Kamloops 1963; Kamloops Citizen of the Year 1971; donated his
prize collection of radio artifacts to the community 1986; posthumously inducted into CAB
Hall of Fame 1999. Died in Kamloops August 5, 1999 at age 87
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Emilie Clarke - Graduate Columbia Academy Vancouver 2007; CFVT-FM (Tourist Radio)
Vancouver 2007; CJSF-FM Burnaby 2007; evenings then p.m. drive then mornings CHET-FM
Chetwyn BC 2007; morning traffic CHQM-FM Vancouver and weekends/ fill-in CFBT-FM Vancouver
2008-11; CJMG-FM Penticton 2011-12; traffic/ on-air weekends CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2012-current
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Jen Clarke - Graduate Columbia Academy Vancouver 2002; midday talk show
producer CFUN Vancouver 2004-current; 6-7 a.m. co-host CFUN 2006; host What's on Tap
CKST Vancouver circa 2006 |
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Mike Clarke - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; reporter/ anchor including last
six BC provincial budgets and Quebec sovereignty referendum CKNW Vancouver 1987-2004;
Webster Award for in-depth coverage of 1994 Stanley Cup riots; senior writer/ researcher
and backup assignment editor CityPulse News Citytv Vancouver 2004-08; assignment
editor CTV British Columbia 2008-09 |
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Mike Cleaver - Announcer/ news/ engineer CKOV Kelowna 1961-67; announcer/radio
& TV news/ engineer CJOC radio and TV Lethbridge 1967-70; morning news CKXL Calgary
1970-71; news CHUM Toronto 1971-76; morning news/ assistand news director/ assistant
engineer CJCA/ CIRK-FM Edmonton 1976-84; news/ assignment editor CHUM Toronto 1984-95;
evening news CFRB Toronto 1995-97; p.m. drive news CFTR Toronto 1997-99; morning
news/ assistant news director/ news room engineer CHUM Group Ottawa 1999-2001; news/ business
reporter CJNW Vancouver 2001; news CKNW Vancouver 2001-05; news writer CTV British
Columbia 2006-07; consultant/ voiceovers Mike Cleaver Broadcast Services current; radio
news writing/ documentary production instructor BCIT 2008-current; local broadcast
celebrity interviewer Mike Cleaver's
Radiographies 2010. Died in Vancouver February 10, 2019 at age 72.
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Peter Clemente (Rodd Crandall) - CKPG Radio/ TV Prince George; assignment editor, then general
assignment reporter, health and medical reporter, and business reporter CKVU-TV/ CityPulse
News Citytv Vancouver 1984-2004; volunteer host classical music feature Speech of Angels and co-host Let's Talk CFIS-FM Prince George. Died in Prince George February 12, 2014
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Rick Cluff - News reporter/ editor national CBC radio 1976-78; sports national
CBC radio 1978-97 (covered Olympic Games, golf championships and world hockey
championships); host CBC Radio Vancouver The Early Edition 1997-2017; retired 2017. Died July 2, 2024 in North Vancouver at age 74. LinkedIn profile
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Chris Coburn
- Radio Broadcasting Program honours graduate Humber College of
Applied Arts and Technology Toronto; announcer CJWA Wawa ON
1982; announcer/ Music Director
CFBQ Parry Sound ON 1982-84; announcer CKLQ Brandon MB 1984-86;
p.m. drive CFFR Calgary
1986-90; p.m. drive CHFM-FM Calgary 1990-93; morning host then
p.m. drive/ assistant PD
CJJR-FM Vancouver 1993-2008; a.m. drive host CKPK-FM Vancouver
2008-12; morning host CKQC-FM Abbotsford 2012-21; retired from radio February 2021; bike sales
2021-current
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Howard Cogan - CJBQ Belleville ON 1983; Todd Howard CKWS Kingston,
ON 1983-84; Todd Chase CJBK London ON 1985-86 & CKSL London 1986-87; Howie
the Hitman evenings/ PM drive CKLG Vancouver 1987-93; Hungryman Cogan
PM drive CFBR-FM Edmonton 1993-94; Howie Cogan evenings/ middays CFMI-FM Vancouver
1994-95; Howie the Hitman weekends CKZZ-FM Vancouver 1996-97; Hungryman Cogan
evenings/ PM drive CILQ-FM Toronto 1997-2000; producer Digital Survivor Guide
2000-03; voice imaging for JACK and other stations Canada/ US 2002-current.
Howard Cogan Productions |
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Joy Coghill - Master of Fine Arts degree Goodman Theatre, Art Institute of
Chicago 1950; drama teacher UBC 1951-52/ 1954-66; hundreds of hours with live then recorded
full length original and classical radio drama CBC Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal beginning
in 1955; interviewed by some of the Greats at CJOR and CKWX; Member of the Order of Canada
1991; RTNDA award for Best National News Commentary (radio) 2000; Governor General's
Performing Arts Award 2002. Joy's website and
biography |
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Andy Cole
- Radio Arts Degree BCIT 2015; vocalist/ drummer Vancouver band
Callahan 2005-11; phone sales rep Rogers Communications North Vancouver
2010-15; swing announcer CHNL/ CKRV-FM Kamloops 2015-18; Sports Updates
CKST Vancouver 2018-21; producer The Sport Market and Seahawks games CFTE Vancouver 2021-22; producer CISL Vancouver 2022-current. LinkedIn profile
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Val Cole
- Radio and TV broadcasting Conestoga College Kitchener, ON; morning
show host CHYM-FM Kitchener 1993-2000; morning co-host CKKS-FM Vancouver
2000-03; pet segment feature reporter City TV Vancouver 2003-05; TV
host Shaw TV Vancouver 2002-07; talk show host CFUN Vancouver 2003-09;
actor The Characters Agency 2005-10; host of Daytime Toronto Rogers TV
Toronto 2009-current; host Canadian Better Living TV Toronto
2010-current; film/ TV commercial actor 2010-current. LinkedIn profile
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Cal Coleman - CKOV Kelowna mid 1960s; news CKDA Victoria; evening DJ CJOR
Vancouver mid 1960s; news CKLG Vancouver; news CKVN Vancouver circa 1971. Died in
Calgary November 17, 1997 |
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Jen Coles
- Graduate Columbia Academy 2008; traffic reporter CHMJ and Corus Radio
Group Vancouver; morning traffic reporter/ Managing Traffic Editor CKWX
Vancouver 2012-current
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Lynn Colliar - Member British Columbia Institute of Technology Journalism
program; news writer/ reporter/ morning news anchor/ weekend morning news anchor BCTV/ Global TV Vancouver 1992-2018;
BCAB Excellence in News Reporting award for A Shred of Evidence;
writer/ co-producer home invasions against the elderly community forum kNOw more. LinkedIn profile
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Bob Colling - Announcer/ news/ operator CHWK Chilliwack 1944; Lorne Greene School
of Broadcasting 1949-50; farm editor CHLO St. Thomas ON 1950-52; CKNW New Westminster;
CKMO Vancouver; news CKWX Vancouver 1956-66; public relations Pacific National Exhibition
Vancouver 1960s; reporter Broadcast News Edmonton 1966-93; co-founder Child Development
Foundation Edmonton 1971; set up The Brail Tone Music Society Edmonton 1988; retired 1993;
member CAB 50 year club. Died in Edmonton November 7, 2010 at age 82. |
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Doug Collins - Interviewer/ editorialist CBC-TV Vancouver 7 O'Clock Show
1958-68; news director/ talk show host CJOR Vancouver 1981-85; reporter/ columnist Vancouver
Sun and Province; columnist North Shore News 1983-97; author of several books; Canada's
National Newspaper Award 1953, MacMillan Bloedel Award 1975 and Commemorative Medal for
the 125th Anniversary of Canada's Confederation 1993. Died September 29, 2001 in
Vancouver at age 81. revisionists.com
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Dustin Collins
- BCIT Broadcast program graduate 2000; Brand Manager Astral Radio
Group Calgary then Okanagan 2000-12; morning host CISL Vancouver 2012
and
middays/ APD CHHR-FM Vancouver 2012-13; Program Director CFMI-FM
Vancouver 2013-19 & PD CFOX-FM Vancouver
2016-19; PD CJJR-FM/ CKPK-FM Vancouver 2019-22; PD-Classic West Corus Radio including CFMI-FM 2022-current. LinkedIn profile
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Eleanor Collins
- Nee Eleanor Procter; Vancouver’s “First Lady of Jazz”; won singing
contest at age 15 CFRN Edmonton 1934; singer CBC Radio Vancouver with
gospel group Swing Low Quartet 1940-42; first Canadian woman to host her own national television show The Eleanor Show produced in Vancouver for CBC Television Network 1955; star on CBC Vancouver Radio’s Eleanor Sings the Blues 1960;
popular guest on numerous CBC television and radio programmes from the
1950s to early 1970s and again during 1980s; celebrated 100th birthday
November 21, 2019; honoured with a postage stamp 2022; died in Surrey March 3, 2024 at age 104. CBC Bio CBC News/ Video
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Greg Collins - CKLG Vancouver then morning host CKLG-FM mid 1970s; TV writer Los
Angeles |
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Ray Collins - Radio/ TV and location sound recordist, film producer; aka Bill
Edwards & Jack Houston; CFTR Toronto 1974-80; weekends CKEY Toronto
circa 1989; CKLW Windsor; CKXL Calgary late 1970s-early 80s; PD CHQR Calgary 1982-84; CFRN
Edmonton late 1985-86s; mornings CHML Hamilton 1987; instructor Seneca College 1987-88;
weekends CKKS-FM Vancouver early 1990s; weekends/ fill-in/ imaging voice/ Oldies Coast to
Coast CISL Vancouver 1991-92; weekends CJJR-FM Vancouver 1997; voice of Prime
Time Movies KVOS-TV Bellingham for seven years; CHCH-TV Hamilton booth; KCBA Salinas
CA booth; national voice for Zales Jewelry, Sears, Sony, The Bay, and safety video
narrator for Howe Sound Pulp and Paper, industrials for BC Hydro, Port of Richmond etc;
location sound instructor Vancouver Film School 2005-06; produced TV pilot Grave
Decisions for Vision TV 1998 which won 10 Leo Awards; sound mixer Before We Ruled
the Earth Discovery Channel; as Ray Collins p.m. drive CKAY-FM Gibsons
2006-07; freelancing, V/O and location sound current; member IATSE, ACFC & UBCP |
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Rob Collins - Morning show host/ TV newscaster
CJDC/ CJDC-TV Dawson Creek 1974-76; various on-air positions CJJC Langley 1976-81; sales
CFUN/ CHQM-FM Vancouver 1981-96; sales CBC-TV Vancouver 1998-2000; President Pacific Corporate theadagency Group Ltd.
2000-current |
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Kenny Colman - Late night DJ CKMO Vancouver early 1950s; morning DJ Bermuda;
casted and created ideas for quiz show Play Your Hunch New York; club jazz singer
New York 1960s; performer with Lionel Hampton and Della Reese Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas
1960s; played shows and resorts from Aruba to Acapulco to Palm Springs; discovered by
Frank Sinatra and engaged to play Loews Monte Carlo. Died in Vancouver area August 23, 2017 at age 85
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Merv Connelly - CFUN Vancouver 1960s-79, news CKLG Vancouver 1980s-90s; retired
from radio and working as a carpenter and woodworker in cottage country north of Toronto |
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Joannah Connolly
- Chief sub-editor, Building magazine United Business Media 2001-06;
Group Production Editor Pulse and Practical Commissioning United
Business Media 2006-10; Editor Healthcare magazine/ Production Editor
Baum Publications 2010-11; freelance online editing Business in
Vancouver 2011; Marketing Coordinator Cannon Design 2011-12; Online
Editor/ News Assignment Editor, Business in Vancouver newspaper 2012-14;
Editor/ Content Manager REW.ca/ Editor-in-Chief Western Investor and West
Coast Condominium/ regular guest host CKNW Vancouver 2014-17; host The Real Estate Therapist CIRH-FM Vancouver 2015-17; Editorial Director, Glacier Media Real Estate 2018-current. LinkedIn profile
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John Connors - BCIT broadcast program graduate; sports reporter/ producer Sports
Grill with Don Taylor CKNW Vancouver 2001; sports talk show anchor CKST Vancouver to
2003 |
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Jim Conrad
- CHAT Medicine Hat AB 1977; CFAX Victoria 1978-82; CKDA Victoria 1982;
CFOX-FM Vancouver 1982-83; Fill-in CKWX Vancouver 1983-84; voice-over
talent 1984-current; president/ CEO JCA Communications Inc. 1986-current;
prominent voice-over talent,
narrator and commercial voice for numerous major corporations
including
promo voice: NBC Sports/ CBS/ ABC/ Fox Primetime/ Animal Planet US/Sportsman
Channel US; Toyota National retail voice US; narrator Aerial
America-Smithsonian Channel US; narrator IOC presentation Vancouver 2010
Olympic bid; voice of God - Superbook cartoon series; imaging voice:
CKNW Vancouver 1989, TSN/ TSN 2 2001-13, CTV Vancouver 2010. Jim Conrad website LinkedIn profile
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Barbara Constantine
- TV host/ producer/ reporter/ writer CBC, CKVU-TV and Knowledge
Network Vancouver 1983-2000; marketing & communications, writing,
development, project management Knowledge Network & City of
Vancouver 2000-05; Project Manager City of Vancouver Olympic and
Paralympic Operations, Sustainability Office, Corporate Communications
2005-10; events coordinator/ communications consultant City of Vancouver
Election Office 2010-11; business consultant Constantine Communications
Vancouver 2012-current. LinkedIn profile
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Holly Conway - BCIT Broadcast program graduate; CKQR-FM Castlegar; CFMI-FM
Vancouver; CIFM-FM/ CKBZ-FM Kamloops 2003; CFMI-FM 2005; as Holly weekends CFBT-FM
Vancouver 2005-12 and morning co-host 2012-current |
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Chuck Cook (Charles Henry Cook) - Winnipeg DJ; successful Calgary lawyer and talk show host of
Forum 10-midnight CHQR Calgary mid 1960s-early 1970s; talk
show host CJOR Vancouver
1972-78; Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament North
Vancouver-Burnaby 1979-93. Died in North Vancouver February 23, 1993 at
age 66 |
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Dan Cook - Host news/ celebrity guest interview program UpClose with Dan
Cook CKNW Vancouver December 2003-current and syndicated into Toronto on Corus Radio
Network Sept. 2004-current; political columnist The Globe and Mail Toronto 2005-current |
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Jenny West Cooney
- BCIT Radio Arts & Entertainment graduate 2014; on-air/ promotions
BCIT Evolution 107.9 2012-14; Brand Ambassador Magnet Engagement Group
Vancouver 2013-14; promotional representative Groupe Promo-Staff RTM
Vancouver 2013-14; Brand Ambassador Vibrant Ideation & Marketing
Vancouver 2013-14; intern Pattison Media Victoria 2014; announcer/
producer CKKN-FM Prince George 2014-15; on air personality CJZN-FM
Victoria 2015-current; fill-in midday host CKPK-FM Vancouver 2021; Allan
Waters Young Broadcaster of the Year award 2023. LinkedIn profile
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Adam Cooper
- Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications New Zealand Broadcasting
School 2013; Master of Ceremonies Netball New Zealand 2017; Sports
Host/ News Reader NZME Auckland New Zealand 2011-18; News Anchor CKWX
Vancouver 2018-19; morning newsreader/ sub-editor/ chief reporter Newstalk ZB Wellington New Zealand 2019-current. LinkedIn profile
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Hayley Cooper
- Broadcast Journalism diploma Fanshawe College London ON 2004; intern
CHML Hamilton ON 2003; reporter/ news anchor CHCD-FM Simcoe ON 2006-07;
reporter/ news anchor/ producer CHNL Kamloops 2007-10; assignment
editor/ reporter/ news anchor CKFR Kelowna 2010-12; web editor/ news
anchor
CKWX Vancouver 2012-15; reporter CFRB Toronto 2015-21; Director of
Communications for Etobicoke Centre MPP Kinga Surma 2021-current. LinkedIn profile
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Mel Cooper - Announcer CJAV Port Alberni 1951 & CKMO Vancouver 1952; News
Editor CKWX Vancouver; National Sales Manager CKNW New Westminster 1955 and General Sales
Manager 1957; GM CKNW 1970; VP Western Broadcasting 1967-73; President Western Broadcast
Sales; 1970-73 President Western Productions Ltd; majority owner Seacoast Communications,
owner of CFAX Victoria 1974 and CFEX-FM/ CHBE-FM Victoria 2000-04 and Chair of Community
Affairs 2004-current; President Seacoast Sound 1980-2004; past Director Radio Bureau of
Canada/ Bureau of Broadcast Measurement/ BC Association of Broadcasters; BCAB Broadcast
Citizen of the Year 1979 and Broadcaster of the Year 2000; Order of British Columbia award
1992. CCF
biography OBC biography |
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Doreen Copeland - Announcer/ Music Director CKKS-FM/ CKLG-FM then host Vancouver
Chills CKCL-FM Vancouver 1982-2006; freelance writer/ voice talent current |
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Matt Coppin - Columbia Academy graduate Vancouver 2007; traffic/ weather announcer
CHMJ Vancouver 2007-15; traffic anchor CKWX Vancouver 2015-current. LinkedIn profile
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Owen
Coppin - Graduate UBC B.Sc. 1970;
Engineering/ Information Technology City Of Vancouver 1966-2005; host 12 episodes Your
Own Radio Show CFOX-FM Vancouver 1989-90; graduated Kwantlen College Broadcast
program 1992; operator CFMI-FM Vancouver then producer Lights Out
CFMI-FM 1995-2015 |
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John Copsey
- Technical Communications diploma Red River College Winnipeg 2004;
Radio/ TV broadcasting diploma Academy of Broadcasting Inc. Winnipeg
2007; Technical Communications Consultant Cadence Human Systems Winnipeg
2005-06; host/ announcer CJNU-FM Winnipeg 2007; morning show
host/ producer/ copywriter/ music director CFAR Flin
Flon MB 2007; Radio Instructor Academy of Broadcasting Corp. Winnipeg
2011-12; reporter/ anchor CJOB Winnipeg 2007-13; Media Sales Consultant
MB/ Prairies/ NW Ontario Killarney Printing Inc. 2013-14; Sales/ Account
Representative Momentum Conferencing Vancouver
2014-16; weekend news anchor CKWX Vancouver 2015-18; Sales
Development Representative ecmarket inc. Vancouver 2016-17; Business
Development Manager Wizard IT Services/ LinuxMagic Vancouver 2017-18;
Sales Development Representative EasyMarkit Vancouver
2018-current; National Network News Anchor Global News radio network
from CKNW Vancouver 2018-21. Died January 25, 2021 at age 53. LinkedIn profile
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Kate Corcoran - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; CBC Radio Vancouver 1985; TV
reporter Ontario; reporter CKVU-TV Vancouver 1989-2000; reporter CTV British Columbia
2000-06; recipient Jack Webster Award for Best TV Reporting 2002; Coroner with Vancouver
Metro Regional Coroners Office 2007-current |
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Lisa Cordasco - Associate producer/ host/ reporter/ senior editor CBC Prince Rupert;
Vancouver Island reporter CBC Radio Vancouver 1989; first host On The Island CBC
Radio Victoria 2000; fill-in national reporter and host Afternoon Show
CBC
Vancouver; reporter/ show host CBC Radio Victoria 2000-15;
Senior Reporter/ News Director CHLY-FM Nanaimo 2020-21; Legislative Reporter Vancouver Sun/ Province 2021-current |
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Sam Corea
- BCIT Broadcast Program graduate 1984; news CKO-FM-4 Vancouver circa
early 1980s; CKCQ Quesnel; CFTK Radio/ TV Terrace BC; news
announcer CISQ-FM/ CISW-FM Squamish/ Whistler 1994-96; senior media
relations specialist Insurance Corporation of BC 1996-2000; editor
CKWX Vancouver 1996-2000; media relations communications specialist
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia 1996-2001; media relations
director Vancouver 2010 Bid Corporation 2000-03; communications manager
VANOC 2003-05; press centre supervisor TOROC Torino 2006 Organising
Committee for XXth Olympic Winter Games 2006; Editorial Services Manager
VANOC 2005-07; press services manager Vancouver Organizing Committee
2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games 2007-10; sportswriter
Paralympic News Service VANOC 2010; Freelance Writer The Curling News
Vancouver 2010-current; Consultant
Corcomm Services Vancouver 2010-current including Senior Communications
Specialist (Media Relations) Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
2016-17; Media Ops Photo Manager Winter Youth Olympic Games
Innsbruck Austria 2012; Senior Manager Press Services Pan/ Parapan
American Games Organizing Committee Toronto 2013-15; Media Central
Supervisor Invictus Games Toronto 2016-17; Senior Communications
Specialist E-Comm 9-1-1 Vancouver 2017-current; Press Operations Subject
Matter Expert FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament Victoria 2020-current. LinkedIn profile
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Kate Corman - News Morning Zoo CKLG Vancouver 1991-93 |
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Chantal Coschizza
- BCIT Broadcast and Online Journalism graduate 2015; Lifeguard &
Swim Instructor Corporation of Delta 2008-12; TV Student Reporter Global
News Kelowna 2014; Writer The Link BCIT Burnaby 2013-14; Photo
Marshall & Quote Taker Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2014; Student TV
Reporter ViaSport Prince George 2015; Shift Leader/ Server &
Bartender JOEY Restaurant Group 2012-15; Programming Assistant/ Producer
& Reporter CKNW Vancouver 2015-17; Senior Producer Charles Adler Tonight Corus Entertainment Vancouver 2017-18; Communications Officer Vancouver College 2018-current. LinkedIn profile
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Ed Cosgrove - Reporter/ photographer Vancouver Province 1950s; reporter CBC Vancouver and Toronto 1960s; reporter BCTV Vancouver. 1967 CBC-TV video
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Blane Coulcher - BA University of British Columbia 1956; meteorological officers
course University of Toronto 1956; meteorologist in various Canadian
centres including MB, NT, AB and BC 1957-70; instructor meteorology/ climatology Douglas
College Victoria 1970-85; morning weather CKWX/ CJAZ-FM Vancouver 1979-84 with appearances
on Vancouver/ Victoria TV; retired, but joined CFAX Victoria as part-time weather
personality 1985-2007 |
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Bill Courage - BCIT broadcast graduate; CHNL Kamloops 1981; sports CKNW New
Westminster circa 1984; CKLG Vancouver 1985; CHNL 1985; CKOV Kelowna 1985-86; CFMI-FM
Vancouver late 1980s; PD CHRK-FM Kamloops 1989-90; CKNW/ CFMI-FM early 1990s; p.m. drive
co-host CFOX-FM Vancouver 1994-99; a.m. drive co-host CKST Vancouver 2001; CHMJ
and host Courage Adventure Show CKNW Vancouver 2002-04;
p.m. drive CFQX-FM
Winnipeg 2004-09; voice of CTV BC and Manitoba to 2009; p.m.
drive co-host CHHR-FM
Vancouver 2009-10 then a.m. drive host 2010-11; voice for 2010
Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium for Bell Media and Rogers Media 2010;
voice over talent current. Bill Courage website
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Dave Courier - CHQB Powell River late 1960s; news CKVN Vancouver 1969-70; CJVI
Victoria mid 1970s |
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Wayne Cousins - Co-host Worldstage '86 CBC-TV Vancouver; corporate
spokesman then Power Smart Retail Accounts Manager BC Hydro Vancouver. LinkedIn profile
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George Cowie - CJAV Port Alberni 1950s; CFUN Vancouver 1960s; sales CKLG
Vancouver; General Sales Manager Coast Radio Group Courtenay/ Campbell River/ Powell River
retired 2000. Died October 26, 2014 in Port Coquitlam at age 75
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Maurice Cownden - Host Moe's Mansion CKMO Vancouver 1950s; senior
announcer & host Club 900 CJVI Victoria; public relations director University
of Victoria 1970s |
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Jim Cox - Original morning host at age 16, CKNW New Westminster 1944; Salmonbellies
Lacrosse play-by-play 1945-53; called Bannister-Landy Miracle Mile at British Empire Games
1954; Voice of the BC Lions CKNW Sports 1954-83 and News/ Sports director early
1950s; Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame and Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductee; BC
Sports Hall of Fame inductee 2004; retired 1989. Died in New Westminster January 29, 1998 at age 69 |
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Wayne Cox - CKLG-FM Vancouver 1968; CKCQ Quesnel 1968-69; CHNL Kamloops
1970-71; CKNW New Westminster 1971-78; host Wednesday Night Hockey telecasts 1977-78; CKWX
Vancouver 1978-80; host Vancouver Show CKVU-TV Vancouver 1979-83; news
anchor CKVU-TV 1983-85; host T.G.I.F./ Video Gallery CKVU-TV 1986; game show host Second
Honeymoon CBN (Christian Broadcast Network) 1987-88; CJOR Vancouver 1987-88; game
show host Talkabout CBC & U.S. Fox stations 1988-89; host Legal Wise
CBC/ Knowledge Network 1989-90; game show host Acting Crazy Global
TV/ syndication 1991-92; weekend weather host Global-TV Vancouver 1992-97; weather anchor News
Hour BCTV/ Global TV Vancouver 1997-2012; BC Entertainment Hall of Fame Starwalk at
the Orpheum award 2006. Mike Cleaver interview |
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Brian Coxford - CKPR-TV Thunder Bay; news CKNW New Westminster circa 1974;
reporter BCTV/ Global Vancouver 1974-2014; Jack Webster award for Eurohealth
2005; Canadian Association of Broadcasters Gold Ribbon Award for Best Television News
Special 2005; BC Radio-Television News Directors Association Dan McArthur Award for
in-depth/ investigative reporting 2005; recipient Bruce Hutchison Lifetime Achievement Award 2014. LinkedIn profile |
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Ross Crain - DJ CKWX Vancouver 1954-55; CJOR Vancouver 1955-56; CKWX 1956-60;
CFCF radio/ TV Montreal and CFOX Montreal 1960-65; writer/ analyst Market Development
Department CBS TV Network Sales New York 1966-69; Toronto: Research Director CTV Network
1969-71; Research Director TV Division All Canada Radio and Television Ltd. 1971-74;
Marketing Manager BBM and Membership Director/ VP Toronto Chapter American Marketing
Association 1974-75; Research Director Calendar Magazines 1975-77; Marketing Research
Manager The Globe and Mail 1977-79; Project Manager ADCOM Research 1979-80; Project
Director Newspaper Marketing Bureau 1980-82; Instructor Marketing Department School
of Business Administration Ryerson Polytechnic Institute 1982-83; Professor Business
Management Seneca College 1983-97; Vancouver: retired/ volunteer textbook recorder Crane
Resource Centre Production Unit for the blind and visually impaired UBC Vancouver
1997-circa 2018. Died in Vancouver February 24, 2019 at age 86. Mike Cleaver interview |
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Michael Crampton - Announcer CFPR Prince Rupert 1964-66; staff announcer CBC
Vancouver 1966-77; co-host with Doug Campbell Michael and Me CBC Radio Vancouver
1969-70; civic affairs reporter Good Morning Radio and host late-night radio show
Music of Paris CBU Vancouver early 1970s; host The Vancouver Show
CKVU-TV Vancouver 1977. Died December 1, 2002 in Derby, England |
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Gary Crane - At age 16 overnight VOCM radio network St. John's NF; on air
as Chuck Mitchell CJON St. John's NF 1972-75; as Johnny Walker CFBC St.
John NB 1976; production/ weekends CFRA Ottawa 1976-1979; Production Manager CFGO Ottawa
1979; Creative Dept. CFAX Victoria 1980; writer/ producer CFOX-FM/ CKLG Vancouver 1981;
President National Air syndication coast to coast including Countdown Canada
writer/ producer/ voice 1978-84; CJYQ St. John's 1984; operator/
live info cut-ins CKO-FM-4
Vancouver 1987; producer Doc Harris show CFUN Vancouver 1992-93;
news reader/ overnights
CHQM AM Vancouver 1993; transit Vancouver 2000-18; retired and
recording audiobooks from home for Audible.com 2019-current. LinkedIn profile Website
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Mary Cranston
- Broadcast Journalism, Post Graduate Studies Degree Fanshawe College
London ON 2012; Intern CTV News Toronto 2012; Reporter/ News Anchor CKGL
Kitchener ON 2013-15; Host/ Producer Talk Local Rogers TV
Kitchener 2014-15; Freelance Reporter/ Videographer TV Cogeco Burlington
ON 2015; Writer/ Reporter CTV News Kitchener 2015-17; Video Journalist
CTV News Saint John NB 2017-18; Reporter/ Anchor Breakfast
Television Citytv Vancouver 2018-20; Anchor/ Reporter CTV Vancouver 2021-current. LinkedIn profile
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Foster Crawford -
BCIT graduate 1986; on air CISQ-FM/ CISW-FM Squamish/ Whistler; news/ op
CJOR Vancouver 1986; on air CJJR-FM Vancouver 1986-89; host Home
Shopping Network Toronto 1989-92; on air Coast to Coast Radio Network
Toronto 1992-94; sales CHWO Toronto 1998-2011; national sales manager FYI - Forever Young Information Toronto 2011-current
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Michael Crawford - As Michael CKLG-FM Vancouver circa 1968-70 |
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Robyn Crawford
- BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2017; intern CHBC-TV Kelowna 2016;
Program Recreation Leader City of Coquitlam 2011-17; traffic anchor
CHMJ Vancouver 2017-18; news reporter/ anchor CKNW Vancouver 2018-21;
anchor/ producer CKWX Vancouver 2021-24 and Assistant News Director
2023-24; Manager of Communications and Government Relations City of
White Rock 2024-current. LinkedIn profile
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Jeff Cresswell - BCIT broadcast graduate; news CKWX Vancouver 2000-04; CBC
Edmonton 2004; news writer/ producer Global Edmonton morning news current |
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Jeremy Crittenden - Acting program graduate Gastown Actors' Studio
and Arts Institute; actor in studio productions Mass Appeal, Kennedy's
Children, Savage in Limbo, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Romeo
and Juliet; actor/ independant artist 2000-10; anchor/ entertainment reporter CKWX Vancouver 2002-09; role of Bobby and lead singer in Tomorrow Belongs To Me
Arts Club Theatre Company production of Cabaret 2006; content/ communications manager FoodConnect Inc. 2007-09; actor Alta Boyz Arts Club Theatre Company 2012; leading puppet actor in musical Avenue Q Vancouver 2014-15. Jeremy's website LinkedIn profile
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Chris Crombie - Co-host with Jack Webster That's a Fair Question CJOR
Vancouver early to mid 1950s |
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Steve Crombie - News CKWX Vancouver 1980s; Director, Public Affairs &
Communications International Forest Products Limited (Interfor) current; co-chair Board of
Trustees The Jack Webster Foundation current |
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Nicola Crosbie
- Broadcast Meteorology Mississippi State University 2006; media librarian/ food reporter
then weather and traffic reporter VTV Breakfast Vancouver Television 1998-2005; morning talk show host CFUN Vancouver 2001-03; weather anchor CTV
British Columbia/ CTV NewsNet 2003-05; actor in numerous movies including I Robot
and Connie and Carla 2004; only female in BC to become a
Canadian Meteorological
and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) endorsed weathercaster; chief
weathercaster Global
Television Edmonton 2005-15; morning co-host CKEA-FM Edmonton
2015-16; Communications Strategist Government of Alberta Edmonton
2017-current. LinkedIn profile
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Jim Crossen - Talk show host Crossfire CJOR Vancouver 1963-64;
host/ interviewer Town Crier, Vancouver segment of public affairs Across
Canada series CBC Television 1964-65 |
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James Stanley (Stan)
Crossley - Broadcast engineering program BCIT;
beat reporter CJOR Vancouver early 1970s; CJJC Langley mid 1970s; CFVR Abbotsford;
CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1977; formed his own radio/ tv monitoring company Crossley
Communications; wrote under the name James Stanley for the White Rock
newspaper. Died in Maple Ridge BC May 23, 2008 at age 60 |
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Glenn Crouter - First sports director CISL Richmond 1980; Vice-President Media
& Community Relations Woodbine
Entertainment Group Toronto current |
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Joe Crozier - Professional hockey defenceman 1949-61 including PCHL Vancouver
Canucks 1950-51; Head Coach numerous hockey teams 1957-84 including WHL Vancouver Canucks
1968-70 and Jim Pattison owned WHA Vancouver Blazers 1974-75; sports show host CJOR
Vancouver 1970. Pro hockey bio |
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David Cruise
- Active Living co-ordinator Strength-Tek Fitness Consulting Ottawa
1998-2000; professional host/ emcee Disney Cruise Line 2000-01;
songwriter/ performer Stuck on Saturn (Band) Ottawa 2001-07; professional
host/ emcee Disney Cruise Line 2007-11; freelance voice-over Ottawa
2012; on-air personality CIHT-FM Ottawa 2012-14; morning show host
CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2014-17. LinkedIn profile
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Carmen Cruz
- Anchor/ reporter/ producer ShawTV Edmonton 2002-06;
reporter/ producer/ writer CityTV Edmonton 2006-07;
reporter/ producer/ writer CTV Media Vancouver 2007-08; traffic
reporter/on air personality CJJR-FM/ CKPK-FM Vancouver 2008-11; contract
Casting Director/ Production Coordinator/ Events Coordinator/ Social Media
Consultant Great Pacific Media Vancouver 2012; contract
Production Coordinator (Warner Brothers) Arrow (Season 1) Oliver Queen
Films Vancouver 2012-13; traffic anchor CHMJ/ operator CFMI-FM/ swing
announcer CFOX-FM Vancouver 2013-19; weekend announcer/ social media
strategist CFOX-FM 2014-19 and midday host 2019-current. LinkedIn profile |
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Sean Cruz
- Broadcast Performing Arts Diploma Columbia Academy Vancouver 2007;
Customer Service Representative Vancouver Symphony Orchestra 2002-07;
Traffic/ Sports Reporter CJMJ/ CKNW Vancouver
2007-16; Film Actor current. LinkedIn profile
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Steve Culhane - BCIT Radio Program graduate 1984; news/ sports/ community
events/ promotions/ productions/ 1988 Calgary Olympics Western Information Network/ CKNW
Vancouver/ Sports Illustrated; World Cup of Soccer Italy CKNW/ AP 1990; news/ sports CKWX
Vancouver/ SRN 1990-95; Vancouver Canucks/ Grizzlies/ BC Lions coverage ESPN/ SportsTicker/ AP
Radio 1995-2000; World Cup of Soccer Japan Fuji Broadcasting/ AP 2002; completed Doctorate
Degree UBC 2001 and left broadcasting for teaching applied linguistics and English |
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Jack Cullen - News announcer and DJ CJAV Port Alberni 1946; host Owl Prowl
CKMO Vancouver 1947; CKWX Vancouver 1948; host Owl Prowl and 1320 Club
CKNW New Westminster 1949; CKMO/ CFUN Vancouver 1954; CKNW 1957-99, interviewed Beatles
with 'NW newsman Jack Webster 1964; CKST Vancouver 2000; member B.C. Entertainment Hall of
Fame Starwalk at the Orpheum. Died in New Westminster April 27, 2002 at age
80. CCF
Biography 1983 Tony Wade, YouTube video
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Linda Cullen - BCIT Broadcast Program trainee; evening host CISL Richmond 1980;
producer CKNW Vancouver 1982-86; CBC Radio Vancouver Double Exposure 1987-97; CTV national comedy show 1997-2000; president Cullen Robertson Productions Inc. 1997-current. LinkedIn profile
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John Cummings - (John David Cumming) CHTK Prince Rupert 1973-75; CKOK Penticton 1975-77; CJCA-FM
Edmonton 1977-79; CJVI Victoria 1979; morning host CKXR Salmon Arm 1979-81; morning host
CKXM-FM Edmonton 1981-85; CHQT Edmonton 1985-86; one of first hires/ first shift at
sign-on July 1/ 86 and producer Across the Trax
CJJR-FM Vancouver 1986-89;
wrote and recorded over 25 shows on the Beatles CISL Richmond
1989-91; retired from radio
1991; special education assistant Richmond School Board retired
2009. Died in New Westminster February 19, 2017 at age 68.
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Don Cunliffe - Announcer/ copy writer CKMO Vancouver 1941; President University
of BC Radio Society (RADSOC) late 1940s |
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Chris Cunnington
- BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 1999; intern 1998 and reporter
1999 CKWX Vancouver; reporter CKVU-TV Vancouver; reporter CTV
Vancouver early-mid 2000's. Died in Vancouver March 23, 2018 at age 42.
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Espe Currie
- Bachelor of Arts UBC Vancouver 2009; Honours Post Graduate Broadcast
Journalism Humber College Toronto 2014; News Centre Associate CNW Group
Toronto 2010; Community Worker/ Administrative Assistant City of Toronto
2005-12; Intern then TIFF Field Producer CityNews Toronto 2014;
Researcher MASS LBP Toronto 2014; Associate Producer CityNews Toronto
2015-18; Web Editor/ Reporter CKWX Vancouver 2019; Associate Producer
CTV Vancouver 2020-21; Supervising Producer CityNews Vancouver
2021-23; Executive Producer Global News Calgary 2024-current. LinkedIn profile
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Graham Currie - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; legislative reporter/ bureau chief CKNW
Vancouver 1999-2002; communications director Province of British Columbia 2002-10; corporate
affairs leader BC Oil and Gas Commission 2010-current. LinkedIn profile
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Keith Cutler - Engineer/ announcer CJOR Vancouver 1944-47; news producer CJOR
1950-53; Artray Film Productions 1953; established Editorial Film Services mid 1950s;
assisted in application for CHAN-TV Vancouver 1962; KVOS-TV Bellingham WA/ Canawest Film
Productions 1963-76; twice past president BC Film Industry Association; founding
member/ national past president Directors Guild of Canada; motion picture and video
production program co-ordinator Capilano College North Vancouver early 1990s-2005 |
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James Cybulski - Radio broadcasting program Algonquin College Ottawa 1995; reporter
CHEZ-FM Ottawa; colour commentator OHL Ottawa 67s; host Ottawa Senators program
Overtime Rogers TV; sports reporter CFRA Ottawa; reporter
The Score TV Network;
morning host CKST Vancouver circa 2005-06; host various programs
including 2010 Vancouver
Winter Olympics coverage TSN Toronto 2006-11; p.m. drive host
CHUM Toronto 2011-13; Sportsnet Vancouver-based 2013-16; news reporter
CKWX Vancouver 2016-17; morning co-host CISL Vancouver
2017-21. LinkedIn profile
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Emily Czerwinski
- BCIT Radio Arts and Entertainment Diploma 2017; Keyholder Lush Fresh
Handmade Cosmetics Vancouver 2009-15; Graphic Designer Feng Shui
Consultation Marlyna Los Vancouver 2011-12; Retail Sales Representative
Granville Island Brewing Vancouver 2012-16; afternoon announcer Bell
Media Terrace BC 2017; weekend host CKPK-FM Vancouver 2017-23; summer
fill-in CFOX-FM Vancouver 2019; swing/ evening weekends CKPK HD2 2022-23; fill-in host CJZN-FM Victoria 2023-current.
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