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Penny Daflos - BA University of British Columbia 2002; BCIT Broadcast Journalism
graduate 2008; part time CTV British Columbia 2008; part time reporter CKNW Vancouver
2008-current. Penny's website |
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Walter Dales - Writer Winnipeg Free Press 1928; commercial
writer/announcer/operator/sales CKBI Prince Albert SK 1933; commercial writer/announcer
CJCA Edmonton & weekly newspaper radio column writer 1930s; Assistant Manager CJCA
1940-42; Manager CJAT Trail BC 1942-45; operated Walter A. Dales Radioscripts syndicated
programming Montreal 1945; criticized restrictive regulations imposed on private
stations by the CBC, leading to formation of the Board of Broadcast Governors in 1958;
moved business to Winnipeg 1954; retired to Cloverdale BC 1966 and hosted daily feature The
Greenhorn Farmer CJJC Langley. Died in New Westminster October 15, 1981 at age
72. CCF
biography |
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John Daly - News CKNW New Westminster 1970s; news reporter BCTV Vancouver
1980-current; Jack Webster Award recipient |
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Stu Daly - Mid mornings CKOC Hamilton circa 1960; morning host CKLG
Vancouver circa 1962; mornings CKFM-FM Toronto 1967-69; portrayed Arthur in
Canadian comedy movie Lions for Breakfast 1975 |
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Kathy Danford - News anchor CHUM Toronto late 1979-84; CFUN/CHQM-FM Vancouver
1990-93; CKNW/CFMI-FM Vancouver |
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Karen Daniels - All nights CFMI-FM Vancouver circa 1985; mornings CISS-FM Calgary
to 1999; morning co-host CJJR-FM Vancouver 2000-current |
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Sarah Daniels - CKXY Vancouver 1980s; CKNW/CFMI-FM eye-in-the-sky
traffic 1989-97; traffic BCTV News Vancouver 1997-2005; real estate White Rock BC
2005-current. Sarah Daniels' website |
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Crystal Darche
- BCIT Broadcast graduate; CKOK Penticton; CKQR Castlegar; CKDA Victoria; CJVI Victoria;
mid-days/promotions CIOC-FM Victoria; middays/Promotions Director Mountain
FM CISC-FM/CISW-FM Squamish/Whistler; evenings CKBD Vancouver/mid-days CJJR-FM
Vancouver current |
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Steve Darling - Producer Canadians
baseball CKWX Vancouver; CKEG Nanaimo; Steve the Stunt Guy CJJR-FM Vancouver;
sports CKWX; sports and morning news anchor BCTV Global Vancouver current |
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Susana Da Silva - BCIT Broadcast Journalism Graduate 2005; reporter CBC Television
Vancouver 2004-current |
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Tomasia DaSilva - Reporter CBC-TV Saskatoon late 1990s-2000; reporter CBC-TV
Calgary early 2000s; reporter CTV British Columbia 2004-05; reporter Citytv Calgary
2005-current; recipient Jack Webster Award for Best Reporting of the Year -
Television 2005 |
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Sushma Datt - BBC UK early 1970s; producer/host Hindi/Urdu program CJVB
Vancouver 1972-78; founder FM SCMO (sideband) station Rim Jhim Vancouver
1988-current; recipient Order of British Columbia 1992; community and multicultural TV
Vancouver current; owner i.t. Media Broadcasting/Radio Rim Jhim/CJRJ Vancouver
2006-current |
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Al Davidson - News/hockey play-by-play CKPR Port Arthur 1946; news CKCK Regina
1948; news/sports CKFH Toronto 1951; CKY Winnipeg 1955; CKNW New Westminster 1958-83
including sports director 1963 and Vancouver Canucks broadcasts except CKLG Vancouver
circa 1960; CJOR Vancouver 1986-88. Died August 13, 1991 |
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Clem Davies (Rev. Dr. Clement L. Davies) - Father of Dorothy Davies (below) and
grandfather of Drew Snider; Pastor of Centennial Methodist (now United) Church
Victoria; provided studio/transmitter space for CFCL Victoria 1923; broadcast Sunday
services 1920s and Easter Sunday Sermon On The Mount live from Mount Tolmie 1925;
called WCHL Victoria
Cougars Stanley Cup championship game 1925; CKWX Vancouver; held services at Shrine
Auditorium on KMTR Los Angeles 1920s-30s. Died in Los Angeles December 21, 1951 at
age 61 |
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Dorothy Davies - Actress/director/writer; broadcaster CJVI Victoria early 1940s;
best director with UBC Alumni production The Crucible Dominion Drama Festival
1955; portrayed Mary Carson on The Carson Family daily radio serial CBU
Vancouver 1948-66; various other radio dramatic roles on local, regional and network CBC;
charter member of Starwalk
BC Entertainment Hall of Fame 1994. Died in Victoria March 27, 2002 at age 81 |
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Gerry Davies - All-night CKNW New Westminster 1950; CFQC Saskatoon, CJIB Vernon
& CJAV Port Alberni 1950-52; all-night including The Craven A Music 'til Dawn Show
CKNW 1952-72; left radio and moved to furniture sales. Died December 30,
1998 at age 72 |
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Bill Davis - Morning host CKWX Vancouver 1957-59; mornings KGW Portland
1959-60; KOOL Phoenix AZ |
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Chuck
Davis - Radio: CAE (Canadian Army Europe)
Werl, West Germany 1956; CJKL, Kirkland Lake & New Liskeard ON 1957; CKWS Kingston ON
1957; CKCR Kitchener ON 1958; CJVI Victoria 1960; CFPR Prince Rupert 1963; CBU Vancouver
1964-74; part-time CFUN, CHQM (one day!) & CKWX Vancouver, CJJC Langley, CJOR
Vancouver 1970s. TV: CHEK-TV Victoria 1961; CBUT Vancouver 1964-74; CHAN-TV
Vancouver; CKVU-TV Vancouver. Author/co-author or editor of 15 books on local
history including Top Dog! a history of CKNW 1994; currently compiling The History of Metropolitan Vancouver
2003-current |
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Erin Davis - CKLG/CFOX-FM Vancouver 1994; morning news CKZZ-FM/CISL Vancouver
current |
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Hal Davis - CKUA Edmonton 1941; CKNW 1947-91 as Copy Chief, Production
Manager 1950, producer/host Just for Fun Sunday mornings, PD 1956, Assistant
Manager/PD 1959, GM 1974; director of the British Columbia Broadcasters Association
1980-85 and President 1982-84; Director Canadian Association of Broadcasters 1983-84; BCAB
Broadcaster of the Year 1985; directed B.C. Radio News (later Western Information Network)
until 1988; retired 1989 but continued CKNW 8 a.m. newscast until Friday, August 30, 1991;
CAB Broadcast Hall of Fame 1996. Died November 1, 1998 at age 74. CCF
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Reginald Davis - Established North Shore Sash and Door Co. North Vancouver early
1940s and Allied Woodworks as manufacturing arm; married to Remmette Davis;
commentator, editor and technician for Stairway to Stardom Sunday evenings CKWX
1947-early 1950s and CJOR Vancouver early 1950s-58. Died 1995 |
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Remmette Davis - Radio personality, piano, violin and arts performer Stairway
to Stardom Sunday evenings CKWX 1947-early 1950s and CJOR Vancouver early 1950s-58.
The program introduced young pianists to radio, competing for annual trophies and
scholarships, presented by such personages as opera star Lily Pons, VSO conductor Jacques
Singer and pianists Benno Moiseiwitsch and William Kapell. Died March 16, 1973 at
age 68. |
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Harvey Dawes - CBC Winnipeg (reporter Eye to Eye CBC-TV Winnipeg late
1950s-early 60s) 1947-65; CBC Vancouver (anchor Hourglass CBUT Vancouver mid
1960s-78) 1965-87; CBC program and commercial voice; succeded jazz columnist Bob Smith as
host of Hot Air CBC Vancouver; retired from broadcasting 1987. CBC-TV
archives Video clip Winnipeg 1959. Died in North Vancouver June 22, 2009 at age
82 |
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Anu Dawit-Kanna - Criminology diploma Douglas College Vancouver 1997; political
science/journalism UBC; Revenue Canada; intern/arts and culture reporter/associate
producer/director CBC Radio and TV Vancouver 2005-current |
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Andrew
Dawson - Columbia Academy Vancouver
1989-90; CJAV Port Alberni 1990-92; 1992-96 announcer/Penticton
Panthers hockey show CIGV Penticton; morning news anchor CKWX Vancouver 1996-2003; news
reporter CKWX 2003-05; host The Standard OMNI TV Vancouver 2005-07; news CKNW
Vancouver 2007-08; morning news anchor CJME Regina 2008-current |
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Bob Dawson - One of Vancouver's youngest DJs/show producer CJOR Vancouver late
1970s; weekend mornings CJJC Langley 1977-78; voice of Santa Claus Rafe Mair show CKNW
Vancouver; promotions manager CKXY Vancouver late 1980s; actor X-Files, Millenium,
Stargate, Cold Squad and Call of the Wild. Died in Vancouver November
7, 2001 at age 43. IMDb
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Rumina Daya - Communications/journalism graduate Mount Royal College Calgary;
photographer/writer Venada Tours, Mazatlan Mexico 1995; radio/TV editor/reporter Calgary
1996-98; reporter Colony Reporter, Guadalajara Mexico 1998; reporter/anchor CTV Saskatoon;
news reporter CITV Global Edmonton; reporter Global Television Vancouver 2004-current |
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Paul Dean - Weekends CFMI-FM Vancouver 2006-current |
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Paul DeBron - DJ CKST Vancouver late 1990s-2001; sports program producer CKST
2001-current |
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Bill deCarteret - Morning drive host CJVB Vancouver 1970s; Gabriola Fire Protection
Improvement District Trustee 1992-99; voice-overs CHEK-TV Victoria circa 2000; publisher Gabriola Sounder for several years. Died on
Gabriola Island August 21, 2008 at age 77 |
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Charles Defieux - Copy boy then junior reporter Edmonton Journal 1917; during
career wrote for Edmonton Bulletin, San Francisco Chronicle, New Westminster Columbian,
Victoria Times, Vancouver Province and for two years owner and publisher of weekly
Richmond-Marpole Times; writer/actor/dancer/singer in radio and national radio revues;
news/sports announcer CJOR and CKWX Vancouver 1920s-30s except briefly KOMO Seattle 1928;
columnist, city editor/ assistant news editor/assistant sports editor/police reporter
Vancouver Sun 1923-40; federal department of veterans affairs 1945-47; PR for Pacific
National Exhibition Vancouver 1947-59; owner Richmond-Marpole Times 1949-51; first Mayor
of White Rock BC 1957; shipping news/local marine history columnist Of Ships and Men
Vancouver Sun 1964-72. Died in Vancouver October 9, 1972 at age 70 |
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Barry Deley - CKEK Cranbrook BC 1986-87; CKRD-TV Red Deer AB 1987-97; sports
anchor/reporter BCTV Vancouver 1997-current
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Sabrina Del-Ray - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; as Sabrina Deneumoustier:
CJCI/CIRX-FM Prince George 1993-94; CILK-FM Kelowna 1994-95; CKIQ/CKBL Kelowna 1995-96; as
Sabrina Del-Ray: CKZZ-FM/CISL Vancouver 1996-98; program director CKLR-FM
Courtenay 1998-2000; CKZZ-FM/CISL 2000-2004; as Sabrina Storey CKWX/CKCL-FM
Vancouver 2004-08; owner of Success Storeys Productions including radio/TV
voiceovers and voice of in-store messages including Warehouse One Jeans and Michaels
stores across Canada 1999-current; morning co-host CKSR-FM Chilliwack
2006-08; as Sabrina Del-Ray weekend traffic CKWX Vancouver 2008-current |
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Rochelle "Rocket"
Dentry - Operator CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1980s;
morning co-host with Joe Leary CHRX Vancouver 1990-91. Died in Vancouver December
26, 1991 at age 29 |
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Monika Deol - Entertainment specialist CityPulse at Six Citytv Toronto,
star and co-producer Citytv’s Electric Circus, star of MuchMusic’s FAX
and Rapid-Fax and co-star of Citytv’s Ooh La La 1987-96; news VTV
CIVT-TV Vancouver 1997; news anchor Citytv Vancouver early 2002-03; out of
broadcasting and doing volunteer work current |
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Brian DePoe - Graduate Northern Alberta Institute of Technology 1983;
all-nights CJAX-FM Edmonton 1983-84; swing/Music Director CKRY-FM Calgary 1984-87;
swing/promo CJJR-FM Vancouver 1987-88; promo/fill-in then Assistant Program Director/p.m.
drive then Program Director CKWX Vancouver 1988-93; PD CHFM-FM Calgary 1994-99;
PD/Operations Manager CJEZ-FM Toronto 2000-09; PD CFQR-FM Montreal 2009-current |
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Der Hoi-Yin - BA Queen's University 1974; business columnist and reporter
Vancouver Sun 1975-85; Canada's first Chinese-Canadian columnist Vancouver Sun and
Financial Times of Canada; first business specialist on The National and Canada's
first Chinese-Canadian national television correspondent Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1985-95; fill-in anchor contributor/CNN, anchor NBC Asia 1995-97; National Business
Writing Award for top financial columnist 1985; MacMillan Bloedel 27th annual Journalism
Award, editorial category 1985; Columbus International Film & Video Festival honorable
mentions for Drug Wars and Air Canada/Hollis Harris profile 1993; currently living in Hong
Kong |
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Wayne DeSchover - Mid mornings/mid afternoons CKLG Vancouver 1994-97; morning host
CISQ-FM/CISW-FM Squamish/Whistler to August 2003; PD/MD/morning host CJCD-FM Yellowknife
NT Oct. 2003-06; Music Director Max Trax Calgary 2006-current |
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Marianne Desnoyer - News/features CKWX/CJAZ-FM Vancouver early-mid 1980s; as Marianne
Summers news CKO-FM-2 Toronto; communications department Province of Ontario |
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Tom DeSorcy - Aka Tommy D; Columbia School of Broadcasting graduate;
CKGO Hope BC 1982-87; weekend afternoons/fill-in CKWX Vancouver and nights/weekend morning
host Country Coast to Coast Satellite Radio Network Vancouver 1991-92; CKGO
1992-2000; Hope Fire Chief/freelance narration current |
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Richard Dettman - CJVB Vancouver; CJOR Vancouver mid 1970s; CKO-FM-4 Vancouver
1977-79; news director CFVR Abbotsford; editor and later business reporter CKWX Vancouver
1996-2000; VP operations Strategic Management Consultants 2000-03; afternoon business
reporter CKWX 2004-current |
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George Dewey - Staff announcer CKMO Vancouver late 1940s |
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Lara DeWitt - BCIT Broadcast program graduate 2002; Promotions
Co-ordinator/fill-in and weekend traffic CKNW Vancouver 2002-07; helicopter traffic
reporter Corus Group Vancouver 2006-07; retired from radio 2007 |
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Chad Dey - Columbia Academy graduate 2008; news/sports anchor CKWL/CFFM-FM
Williams Lake 2008-09; sports anchor CKWX Vancouver 2009-current |
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Rick Dhaliwal - Sports CKWX Vancouver 1996-2001; producer Sports Grill
CKNW Vancouver 2001; sports director CKST Vancouver 2001-05; on-air/management CKNW/CHMJ
Vancouver 2005-09; family business 2009-current |
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Thor Diakow - BCIT Broadcast program graduate; producer CKNW Vancouver to 2005;
contributor/host weekly movie segment a.m. drive/traffic reporter CKNW 2005;
producer/entertainment reporter Breakfast Television Citytv Vancouver
2005-current; host movie review segment CFUN Vancouver 2009 |
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Greg Dickson - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; former Broadcast Journalism
instructor British Columbia Institute of Technology; beat reporter CJOR Vancouver 1970s;
news Early Edition/director B.C. Almanac CBC Vancouver 1987-2007; Public
Affairs Officer, Ministry of Education Victoria 2007-current |
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Dick (Richard Alan)
Diespecker - Vancouver Star 1927; news/Program
Director CJOR Vancouver 1936-1940s; wrote over 400 radio dramas that aired on CBC, BBC,
SABC South Africa and CJOR; did live broadcast from atop Lions Gate Bridge during
construction CJOR circa 1937; radio liaison officer Captain Diespecker Canadian
Army Ottawa World War II; co-writer Comrades
in Arms CBC Radio 1942; Radio Director/columnist The Vancouver Daily Province
1949-early 1950s; author of novels and poetry including Elizabeth 1950,
Rebound 1953 and Three Windows West 1956; public relations San Francisco
1958. Died in San Francisco February 11, 1973 at age 65 |
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Fred Diehl - CKUA Edmonton; writer Holiday Ranch CBC-TV 1950s;
freelance announcer CHQM Vancouver mid-late 1960s; principal programming role CKUA 1980;
moved to Toronto; producer CBC Radio drama series Nightfall early 1980s;
executive producer Sunday Matinee CBC Radio's beginning 1982; BC Lotto TV
commercials late 1980s. Died November 15, 2008 in Calgary at age 87. |
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Rik Diespecker - Son of Dick Diespecker; active member UBC Radio Society 1948-51;
news/weather/sports weekends CKMO Vancouver 1948-51 |
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Guo Ding - Book author; newspaper columnist Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong
Kong, Japan and North America including China Times Vancouver; host/commentator Taiwan
Strait and Three Places Talentvision TV Vancouver; radio journalist CHKG-FM
Vancouver; host |
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Janet Dirks - Journalism degree Carleton University Ottawa; law degree
University of Victoria; admitted to Manitoba Bar 1987; radio producer Current Affairs
then radio arts reporter and host The Arts File then television news reporter CBC
Winnipeg and secondments CBC Calgary and The Arts Tonight CBC Radio Toronto
1988-98; reporter VTV/CTV British Columbia 1999-2007; recipient Jack Webster Award for Best
Reporting of the Year - Television 2005; CTV Calgary Bureau Chief 2007-09; CTV
News Middle East Bureau Chief 2009-current |
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Hugh Dixon - Weekend/overnight host CFMI-FM Vancouver to 2004; p.m. drive
CHTT-FM Victoria 2004-07; CIZL-FM Regina 2007; p.m. drive CKCK-FM Regina 2008-current |
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Mike Dixon - CFCP/CFWB Courtenay/Campbell River 1965-69; CFUN Vancouver 1969;
CKQR Castlegar 1969-70; CFWB Campbell River 1970-71; Chuck Cook talk show producer then
news CJOR Vancouver 1971-78 and news stringer mid 1980s; Bureau of Broadcast Measurement
(BBM) Vancouver 1990-93. Died in Vancouver August 2, 2001 at age 54 |
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Scott Dixon - CJDC Dawson Creek; CJIB Vernon; CFCP Courtenay circa 1966;
CFUN/CKVN Vancouver late 1960s; CKNW New Westminster; CFAX Victoria; CBC-TV Vancouver
1970s-80s |
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Bill Dobson - CHUB Nanaimo 1949; CJVI Victoria early 1950s; CKLG North
Vancouver 1955-61; reporter/editor CBC-TV Vancouver 1961-86 and co-host The Best Years
1986-87; Senior Editor CBC Radio Vancouver 1987-89; retired 1989. Died in
Princeton BC November 24, 2006 at age 75 |
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Mark Docherty - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate; CKKC Nelson BC; play by play
announcer SportsNet; news Citytv Vancouver 2001-current and news BreakfastTelevision
Citytv 2003-current; British Columbia Association of Broadcasters Broadcaster
Performer of Tomorrow 2003 |
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D. Dodd - Listed as news reader in newspaper ad CKNW New Westminster 1947 |
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Marion Dodd - BCIT Broadcast graduate; on-air CFOX-FM Vancouver mid 1980s; film
production current |
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Mike Dodman - Evening host CJJC Langley 1969-mid 1970s; moved to Westminster
Abbey in Mission BC as Brother Francis, where he lived until succumbing to cancer
in 1990's |
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John Donabie - CKLB Oshawa 1966-67; middays CKFH Toronto 1967-71; CHUM-FM
Toronto late night 1971-72/p.m. drive 1972-75; middays CJFM-FM Montreal 1975-76;
p.m. drive CKLG-FM Vancouver 1976-77; launched/p.m. drive CILQ-FM Toronto 1977-79; host
national CBC-TV show Afternoon Delight summer 1979; p.m. drive CHUM-FM 1979-82;
middays/music director CFGM Toronto 1982-85; swing CFRB/middays CKFM Toronto 1985-89;
middays/mornings CKYC Toronto 1989-92; launched/p.m. drive CISS-FM Toronto 1992-95;
weekend mornings/alternate morning talk show host CFRB 1995-current |
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Adam Donaldson - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate; reporter/producer Delta Cable
TV 2003-05; reporter/anchor CKWX Vancouver 2004-09; Vancouver Police Department constable
2009-current |
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Jacquie Donaldson - CKAR Oshawa ON circa 1980; CKXL/CHFM-FM Calgary early 1980s; CFFR
Calgary; morning co-host CISS-FM Toronto 1998; news then news director CKWX Vancouver to
2009 |
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Kyle Donaldson - Applied Communication Camosun College Victoria; news
reporter/anchor CFJC-TV Kamloops 2006-07; news producer then reporter/anchor Breakfast
Television Citytv Vancouver 2007-current; Jack Webster award for Best Community
Reporting and Edward R. Murrow award for Best Hard News Feature |
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Terry Donnelly - BCIT
Journalism Graduate 1977; stringer CJOR Vancouver 1976; intern BCTV Vancouver 1977;
reporter, editor, news reader, specials producer, occasional program host CBC Radio
Vancouver 1976-current; BC RTNDA award winner 1991 & 2007; Jack Webster award for
Best Reporter Radio 1992; CBC Radio Mentor of the Year 2006 |
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Theo Donnelly - 1YZ/1ZC Rotorua & head office Wellington New Zealand
1964-65; 1XW/Radio Waikato Hamilton New Zealand 1970-71; CJDC Dawson Creek BC
1971-72; CJAT Trail BC 1972-73; CJVB Vancouver 1973-93 (morning news May 1975-September
1993) |
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Debra Donohue - CHRX Vancouver 1988-90; sales CHRX/CJJR-FM Vancouver 1989-93;
sales CKZZ-FM/CISL Vancouver 1993-95; Tony n' Tina's Wedding actor 1995-98 and
media/promotions 1995-current; fill-in news CFOX-FM/CKLG Vancouver 1996-98; fill-in
entertainment reporter BCTV Vancouver 1996; host Rogers Cable Daytime 1997-98;
actor and voice talent Info-Chip Communications
current. Debra's website |
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Mike Donovan - PM drive CKXY Vancouver 1988; actor with appearances in numerous
TV shows; voiceover actor Los Angeles current |
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Tim Donovan - CKX-FM Brandon MB late 80s; CKLG Vancouver early 1990s;
CKNW/CFMI-FM mid 1990s; CKKS-FM Vancouver late 1990s; PA announcer Vancouver Whitecaps/BC
Lions 1990s-current; weekends/fill-in CFMI-FM Vancouver 2007-current |
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Jasmin Doobay - BCIT Broadcast graduate 1992; CKLZ-FM Kelowna 1992-93; weekend
news CFOX-FM Vancouver 1993; news/traffic CFMI-FM/CKNW Vancouver 1993-97; part time
traffic/weather VTV Breakfast CIVT-TV Vancouver 1997-2002; morning news
CKOV/CKLZ-FM Kelowna 2003-current |
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Dave Doroghy - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; all nights/weekend DJ CJOR
Vancouver 1978-83; Account Director Palmer Jarvis (DDB) Advertising 1984-90; part time
instructor BCIT 1987 to current; sponsorship sales Victoria Commonwealth Games 1991-94;
Director of Business Development Orca Bay Sports & Entertainment 1994-2000; Vice
President Vancouver Grizzlies/Memphis Grizzlies 2000-02; marketing consultant Vancouver
2010 Winter Olympic Bid Corporation 2002-03; Director of Sponsorship Sales London (UK)
2012 Summer Olympic Bid Corporation 2003-04; Director of Sponsorship Sales Vancouver
Organizing Committee for 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games VANOC 2005 to current.
website |
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Ab Douglas - (Ab Douglas Driediger) Parliamentary correspondent/CTV National
News co-anchor with Peter Jennings 1962-64 and Harvey Kirck 1964-67; CBC foreign
correspondent Moscow, Bonn, London and Middle East 1967-73; CBC National British Columbia
correspondent CBC Television Vancouver 1973-76; retired and living in Kelowna current;
active with Mennonite International Aid programs current |
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Greg Douglas - Original Vancouver Canucks public relations director/assistant
general manager early 1968-76; sports CKLG Vancouver to 1974; sports CKWX Vancouver 1974
and CJAZ-FM/CKKS-FM Vancouver 1980s; Dr. Sport CJJR-FM/CKBD Vancouver early
1990s-2005; 7:45 a.m. sports segment CKWX 2006-09; media category inductee BC Sports Hall
of Fame 2010 |
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Karl Douglas - All night DJ CJCH Halifax 1979; evenings VOCM St. John's NF
1980-82; swing CIRK-FM Edmonton 1982-87 (Music Director 1985-87); swing CKRA-FM Edmonton
1989-91; swing CFMI-FM Vancouver 1991-96; p.m. drive CKLG Vancouver and weekend mornings
CFOX-FM Vancouver 1996-2000; swing CISL Vancouver 2000-02; p.m. drive CHBE-FM Victoria
2002-04; overnight/weekends/music co-ordinator CFMI-FM 2004-07; p.m. drive CHWK-FM
Chilliwack 2009-current |
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B.J.
Doyle - CJJC Langley 1978; CKAY Duncan
1979; CFJC Kamloops 1979-80; CHIQ-FM Winnipeg 1980-82; CKOM Saskatoon 1982-85;
CKRA-FM Edmonton 1985-89; CISL Vancouver on-air 1989-92, PD 1992-93; morning show
CISQ-FM/CISW-FM Squamish/Whistler 1996-2001; member Parachute Voice Tracking 2003;
All-Make Leasing & Sales Greg Gardner Motors Squamish 2003; Sales & Marketing Representative Visitors Choice Magazine 2003-09; Account
Manager/weekends on air CISQ-FM/CISW-FM 2009-current |
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Dick Doyle - CKLB/CKQS-FM Oshawa ON 1973-75; CJOY Guelph ON 1975; news
reporter CJVB Vancouver 1978-80; reporter/news reader CISL Richmond 1980-82; Chief of
Staff to federal cabinet ministers; author on history of science and invention; National
Research Council of Canada 1987-current |
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Tory Doyle - Co-host magazine cable TV show late 1970s; office manager then
traffic & features reporter/office support CISL Richmond early 1980s; traffic reporter
CKWX/CJAZ-FM Vancouver mid 1980s; Promotion Manager IKEA Canada Ottawa; Promotion Manager
CJSB Ottawa; freelance promotional consulting Maritimes; now living in St. John's NF |
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Anne Drewa - Graduate UBC Vancouver; trainee BCIT Broadcast Program; Red Deer
AB circa 2000; reporter/morning anchor Atlantic Television Halifax circa 2001-05;
reporter/fill-in anchor BCTV Global Vancouver 2005-current |
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Jill Drews - Graduate BCIT Broadcast program 2007; news reporter Kootenays;
writer then reporter CKWX Vancouver 2008-current |
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Marke Driesschen - Radio-TV Arts, Seneca
College Toronto; CFMC-FM Saskatoon; weathercaster STV Saskatoon;
weather/entertainment/feature reporter CKND-TV Winnipeg; stand-up comic including Punchlines
Vancouver; stage, screen and TV actor including Smallville, Mr. Magoo, The
Core, and The Dead Zone; host Your Town CKVU-TV Vancouver 1991;
weather specialist CKVU-TV/CityPulse News Citytv Vancouver 1991-2006; host Children's
Miracle Network Telethon 1993-2000; Leo Award 1998; weekend weather anchor CTV
British Columbia 2006-current; fill-in host then midday co-host CFUN Vancouver 2008-09 |
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Brian Dubreuil - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; CKWX Vancouver 1979; CBC
Maritimes reporter then Newsworld producer CBC Television 1980-current |
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Bob Duck - Announcer CFCP Courtenay 1974-75; sports director/morning
host/PD/manager/GSM 1975-92 CHTK Prince Rupert (except CJYR Edson AB 1984); morning
host/manager CHOR Summerland 1992-95; news/sports/CJNW business news CKNW/CJNW/WIC
Vancouver 1996-2001; overnight news anchor CKNW/Corus Radio Network 2003-04; Sales Manager
2004 then morning show co-host/News Director 2004-09 CHVN-FM Winnipeg; ND CJCD-FM
Yellowknife 2009-current |
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Daryl Duke - Editor/writer/director National Film Board of Canada;
producer/director CBUT Vancouver 1953-58; documentary/drama producer including Wojeck
and This Hour Has Seven Days CBC Toronto 1958-60s; moved to US 1960s; Emmy Award
winner 1971 for an episode of NBC series The Senator,; founder/first
President/CEO CKVU-TV Vancouver 1976; TV director including Payday, Tai-Pan
and The Thorn Birds 1980s; sold ownership in CKVU-TV 1988; inducted into Canadian
Association of Broadcasters Broadcast Hall of Fame 2000. Detailed biography Died in West
Vancouver October 21, 2006 at age 77 |
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Steve Dunbar - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; CFOX-FM Vancouver 1986-2000;
evening host CFMI-FM Vancouver 2000-09; middays then a.m. drive CHHR-FM Vancouver
2009-current |
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Bill Duncan - Chief announcer CKNW New Westminster 1944-early 1950s |
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Chris "Dunner"
Duncombe - As Dunner CKVX-FM
Vancouver to 2003; Assistant PD then PD/Music Director CFOX-FM Vancouver 2003-current;
Canadian Music Week (CMW) Music Director of the Year 2005; programming consultant Galaxie
Rock Alternative current |
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Kate Dunlevy - Columbia Academy graduate; traffic reporter CKBD/CJJR-FM
Vancouver 1999-2003; on hold messaging Joe Fortes Restaurant Vancouver 2002-03; back-up
vocals Squadcar Tokyo Japan 2004; voiceover talent Vancouver 2004-current |
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Bob Dunn - Vancouver Sun 1970-72; Montreal Star 1972-78; Montreal Alouettes
games CJAD Montreal 1978-82; Whitecaps colour commentator CKWX Vancouver 1983
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Jeremy Dunn - BCIT broadcast program graduate; media relations Simon Fraser
University athletics; reporter CKWX Vancouver; reporter CKVU-TV Vancouver; advertising and promotions specialist Curve Communications Group
Vancouver current |
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Edgar Dunning - Editor 1935-42, publisher 1942-64 and co-publisher 1964-80 Delta
Optimist; founding member Kinsmen Club of Ladner 1935, Delta Community Band Society 1964
and Delta Historical and Museum Society 1969; creator/host Neighbourly News CBC
Radio Vancouver 1961-87; Rambling columnist Delta Optimist 1989-current;
recipient Delta’s first Freedom of the Municipality Award 2004 |
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Jay Durant - CTV News Toronto; weekend 6 p.m. sports anchor ITV Edmonton;
sports anchor weekend mornings BCTV Vancouver and Sports Page CH TV Victoria
current |
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Eric Dwyer - Sportscaster/public affairs CBC Vancouver 1980s-90s; co-host Sunday
Golf Report CKST Vancouver circa 2000; personality/golf course/memorabilia artist
current; Media Relations Coordinator Tour de Delta, Tour de White Rock
current; weekend sports anchor BCTV Vancouver current |
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Al Dylan - CKLG Vancouver circa 1976; CKGM Montreal circa 1976; p.m. drive
CKLW Windsor 1978-79 |
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Jesse Dylan - BCIT broadcast program graduate; as Mike Woodman
CJJC Langley 1976; CJVI Victoria 1977; CKLG Vancouver 1979; CJOR Vancouver; as Steve
Woodman CHIM-FM Kelowna 1982; morning co-host CFCN Calgary 1984; as Jesse Dylan
mornings CILQ-FM Toronto 1987-89; mornings CFTR Toronto 1991-93; CHOG Toronto 1993-95;
CILQ-FM 1995-97; CHMJ Vancouver 2002-03; host The
Good Life Show CKNW Vancouver 2004-05 and CFUN Vancouver/CHUM Radio Network 2005
and Sirius Satellite Radio 2006-current |
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