Biographies
Not
all were local broadcasters, but
the others had influence on the local scene from across Canada.
Total: 176 biographies.
Most links are
to external
sites: local TV stations, the Canadian Communications Federation and BC
Radio history websites and others.
Dave Abbott
Dick
Abbott. Photo.
Keri
Adams
Stephen
Andrew
John
Ansell
Nina
Anthony
Steve
Armitage
John
Avison
Randy
Bachman.
Renu
Bakshi
Interview
with Gary Bannerman recorded
April 28, 2005 by Joseph
Planta. Gary talks about the upcoming B.C. Election and about the
state of Vancouver talk radio today. Length: 24 min.
Warren
Barker
Squire
Barnes NEW Nov. 18
Jill
Bennett
Pierre
Berton
Cheryl
Bluxham
Mike
Bothwell
Mike
Bow
Astrid
Braunschmidt
Ron
Bremner
Jay
Brown
Rob Brown
Billy
Browne
Billy
Browne, Jr. and his
popular breakfast show on
CJOR. Photo.
Michele
Brunoro
Meribeth
Burton
Shell
Busey
Peter
Cabrita "Flipout"
Frank Callaghan
Joe
Chesney
Joe
Chesney. Photo.
Tasha
Chiu
Jenna
Chow
Coleen
Christie
Dawn
Chubai
Adrienne
Clarkson
Peter
Clemente
Rick
Cluff
Bruce
Cockburn
Mel
Cooper
Kate
Corcoran
Jim
Cox
Jack
Cullen
from the
celebration of his life. Photo
1. Photo
2. Photo
3.
Dave
Currie
Al
Davidson Photo.
Hal
Davis
Janet
Dirks
Mark
Docherty
Marke
Driesschen
Percy
Faith
Ed
Farey Photo
Brad
Fay
Tara
Fedun
Erm
Fiorillo
Mark
Forsythe
Frosty
at 18. A short article
written in 1957 about
Canada's youngest rock & roll DJ.
Frosty
Forst Photo.
Julia Foy
Jim
Fraser
Vicki Gabereau
Chris Gailus
Wally
Garrett. Photo.
Bernice
Gerard
Bruno
Gerussi from immigrant
Italian
family to Greek beachcomber on Canada's west coast. Photo
1 is "The
Beachcombers" cast in front
of
"Mollie's Reach" in Gibson's.
Photo 2
is Bruno as a
beachcomber. "The
Beachcombers" was one of
CBC-TV's most successful drama series and was seen in over 40 countries
around the world. It ran from Oct. 1, 1972 until 1991.
Brent
Gilbert
Prem
Gill
Bill Good
Bill
Good Sr.
Jurgen
Gothe
Peter
Grainger
Frank
Griffiths
Peter Gzowski
Monty
Hall
Ian
Hanomansing,
Heron
Hanuman
Foster
Hewitt
Dr.
Art Hister
Rick
Honey Photo.
Jim Hughson
Jas
Johal
Erica Johnson
Jim
Kearney
Earle
Kelly
Mart
Kenney From the Canadian
Encyclopedia.
Mart Kenney
From his own website.
Peter
Kent
Mike
Killeen
Bruce
Kirkpatrick
Kathy
Kovacs
Jill Krop
Shachi
Kurl
Laurier
LaPierre
Fred
Latremouille
Mira
Laurence
Joe
Leary
Mi-Jung
Lee
Dave
Lefebvre
Cindy
Leong
Dr.
Rhonda
Low
Tom
Lucas
Gloria
Macarenko
Hudson
Mack
Sheryl
MacKay
Neil
Macrae Photo.
Rafe Mair
Howard Markson
Pamela Martin
Jenny Matechuk
Mike McCardell
John McKeachie
Moira McLean
Brian Minter
Leigh Morrow
Terry David Mulligan
Ed Murphy by Ed Murphy. Photo.
Tara Nelson
Amil Niazi
Craig Nielsen
Bob Ness
Alan J.H. Newberry
Kevin Newman
Julie Nolin
Chris Olsen
Tony Parsons
Bernie Pascall
Jim Pattison
Ray Peters
Roger Petersen
Jason Pires
Norm Pringle
Marke Raines. Photo.
Priya Ramu
Wilf Ray. Short article from 1973.
Bill Rea
Ted Reynolds
Dal Richards
Kristen Robinson
Red Robinson, Red's website click here.
Jim Robson from the Province Jan. 19, 1981. Jim talks about balancing his radio & TV work and working with his new colour man Tom Larscheid. For a photo of Jim in the broadcast booth click here. For a photo of Jim with Pittsburgh coach Ed Johnston click here.
Jim Robson's biography in the Canadian Broadcast Hall of Fame. Photo 1: Jim Robson and Tom Larscheid Photo 2: Jim Robson with Bud Poile from 1972.
Jim Robson
Shelagh Rogers
Lisa Rossington
Dan Russell on the 15th anniversary of Sports Talk from the North Shore News Oct. 18, 1999.
Kelly Ryan
Simi Sara
Adam Sawatsky
Bob Saye
Dag Sharman
Jack Short
Moe Sihota
Nancy Sinclair
Perry Solkowski
Zack Spencer
Annis Stukus
Tamara
Taggart
Jim
Taylor
Marisa
Taylor
Gary Thomas
Amanda
Thompson
Jennifer
Thomson
Erick
Thompson
Gordie
Tupper
Catherine
Urquhart
Tom
Walters
Peter
Warren
Jack
Webster
Bruce
Williams
Elaine
Yong
Jina You
Alan
Young from the Canadian
Broadcasters Hall of Fame. He was a
local radio personality before becoming Mr. Ed's keeper. (I'm not
horsing around on this one.)
Moses
Znaimer