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Melanie Nagy - Graduate BCIT Journalism program 2003; reporter CBC-TV Vancouver
2003-08; recipient Jack Webster Fellowship Award 2006; CBC National reporter for
Newfoundland/Labrador based in St. John's NL 2008-current |
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Reshmi Nair - Columbia Academy graduate; fill-in CKSR-FM Chilliwack; news
CISQ/CISW Squamish/Whistler; news reporter CKWX Vancouver 2005-08; writer/reporter CTV
British Columbia 2008-09; reporter CTV Toronto 2009; anchor CBC News Network Toronto on Connect
with Mark Kelley 2009-current |
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Bif Naked - (Beth Torbert) Juno Award winning Canadian punk rock
singer and actress; singer Winnipeg band Jungle Milk; released first self-titled
album 1995; released second album I Bificus 1998; morning traffic CFOX-FM Vancouver
late 2003; married Vancouver Sun sports writer Ian Walker 2007. Wikipedia biography Bif Naked website |
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Joe Naylor - CITR-FM Vancouver; CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1980-81; evenings CJAZ-FM
Vancouver early 1980s; nightclub DJ |
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Phil Needham - News CJOR Vancouver early 1960s; reporter Vancouver Sun
1960s-90s; Newspaper Guild Vancouver president late 1970s |
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Gunny Neeland - BCIT journalism 1982-84; reporter CKWX Vancouver 1984-86; morning
show producer CKO Montreal 1987; reporter CBC Montreal 1987; as Gunny Tennese
real estate agent Winnipeg current |
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Randene Neill - BCIT Broadcast graduate 1996; anchor/reporter BCTV News on
Global/Global BC current |
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Arnie Nelson - Guitar and vocal performer at age 10 The Children's Hour,
Bill Rea's Roundup, Ranger's Cabin CKNW New Westminster beginning in
1944; accomplished steel guitarist playing on TV and radio with Jack Jenson and the Rhythm
Pals 1950s; assistant record librarian/control room/sportscast operator/all-night DJ
and later commercial sales CKNW 1945-64; general sales manager CJOR Vancouver 1965;
manager west coast operations All-Canada Radio and TV 1965-76; miscellaneous radio
involvement 1976-82; retired from radio 1982; background performer and member Union of BC
Performers, working on movies, commercials and TV episodes following retirement;
advertising New York 1987-91; member CAB Half Century Club and The Western Swing Society;
inducted into B.C. Country Music Hall of Fame 2006. Died in Vancouver June 7, 2009
at age 74 |
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Bert Nelson - Host musical show Call for Music CBC-TV Vancouver
1957-58; staff announcer CBC Vancouver early 1960s; host mid-morning program Along the
Way CBC Radio 1960s; co-host Allan Watts on Living CBC-TV Vancouver 1971 |
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Bill Nelson - Evenings CKDM Dauphin MB 1971-72; evenings CKPG Pr. George
1972-73; evenings CFRN Edmonton 1973-74; weekends CFMI-FM New Westminster 1974-75;
weekends CJJC Langley 1975-76; morning host/music director CFVR Abbotsford 1976-83; staff
announcer/talk show producer CKNW New Westminster 1983-91; staff
announcer/promotions CKNW 1991-99; website administrator/marketing &
advertising/customer service Cloverdale Antique Mall, Cloverdale BC 2000-2003; part time
studies program instructor radio & TV copywriting BC Institute of Technology
2000-current; voice work current |
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Chris Nelson - Reporter/producer Vancouver Television (VTV) 1997-99;
host/producer/videographer MuchWest MuchMusic 1999-2001;
co-host/producer/videographer Going Coastal MuchMusic 2001-07 |
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Shannon Nelson - North Shore News columnist; author; national television host;
Director of Development Kay Meek Centre for the
Performing Arts West Vancouver; late night talk show host CFUN Vancouver 2000-02;
midday host CFUN 2003-04; afternoon host CFUN 2004-05; field interviewer The Standard
OMNI-TV Vancouver 2006-07; morning host CFUN 2008-current |
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Tara Nelson - News reporter/anchor CFTK-TV Terrace BC 1991-95; CKRD-TV Red Deer
AB 1995; morning news anchor/troubleshooter Global TV Edmonton 1995-2000; CHEK-TV Victoria
2000-01; news reporter Global National BCTV/Global Television Vancouver 2001-05
then weekend anchor 2005-08; Global National UK Bureau Chief based in London
2008-10; anchor CTV News at Six CTV Calgary 2010-current |
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Bob Ness - Wrote & read poetry on air and played avant-garde jazz &
rock CKLG-FM Vancouver 1968-1976; jazz show CBC-FM Vancouver 1975; host/interviewer of major jazz musicians CKVU-TV
Vancouver 1975-76; Downbeat writer Georgia Straight Vancouver; KJAZ-FM San Francisco 1977-81; apartment building
manager San Francisco/Oakland 1981-current; writer unpublished novel Clean Coffee
about the CKLG-FM experience and The Snakefighter & Other Stories for
publication 2004 |
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Alan Newberry - At age 12 producer/emcee weekly children's talent show CKDA
Victoria; co-founder with artist Robert Genn, University of Victoria station CKVC 1957;
Production Manager UBC Radio Society and producer/host UBC Digest on thirteen
B.C. radio stations; announcer Varsity Time CKLG Vancouver late 1950s; commercial
writer CKDA Victoria and staff announcer CJVI Victoria 1960s; 35 year career as a teacher
and administrator; substitute open line show host CKDA Victoria 1970s; as Ralph
Samuels producer/host Country Bandstand CJDC Dawson Creek; retired and
living in South Surrey |
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Bill Newell - Radio editor and chief news announcer CKWX Vancouver mid
1930s-early 1940s; also heard on CKMO Vancouver |
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Claire Newell - Owner/President Jubilee
Tours and Travel Ltd. Burnaby 1993-current; official Travel Consultant BCTV/Global
Television Vancouver 1996-current and host Best Bets 2004-current; appears six
days a week on various news programs across Western Canada; chosen by Business in
Vancouver as one of 40 Under 40 2005; sits on industry boards including Travel
Industry Advisory Group; author Travel Best Bets 2008 |
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Dianne
Newman - CISQ-FM/CISW-FM Squamish/Whistler
1986-89; news CKXY Vancouver 1989-92; news CKKS-FM then news anchor CKWX Vancouver
1992-2011 |
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Kevin Newman - Assignment reporter/Parliamentary Correspondent Global News
Ottawa 1980-86; Parliamentary Correspondent CTV Ottawa 1986-88; Senior Western
Correspondent CBC-TV 1988-90; Parliamentary Correspondent CBC-TV 1990-92; substitute
anchor Prime Time and The National CBC-TV Toronto 1992-94; co-anchor World
News Now and World News This Morning ABC News 1994-98; co-anchor Good
Morning America ABC 1998-99; Executive Editor/anchor Global National Global
Television Vancouver 2001-08 and Ottawa 2008-10; co-host Question Period CTV
Network/digital news evangelist Bell Media 2011-current; Leo Award for Best Host in a
News Package 2005; Gemini Award for Best News Anchor 2005 & 2006 |
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Bobby Ng - From age 16 TV-radio ABS-CBN Manila, Philippines 1954-63
including hosting two Beatles concerts and numerous celebrity interviews, sportscaster
with basketball and boxing coverages and host weekly TV dance show; VP/GM Atlas Resources
& Management Group, Philippines 1963-72; afternoon drive CJVB
Vancouver 1973-77; p.m.
drive/middays CHQT Edmonton 1977-93; program leader Context Associated Edmonton 1993-2000;
president BNG Pro Motion Ltd. Edmonton 2001-11. Died in Edmonton October 5, 2011 at
age 73 |
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Amil Niazi - BCIT Broadcast journalism graduate; intern Terminal City
weekly Vancouver; freelance CBC Radio 3; editor Only magazine Vancouver; co-host Ethnosonic
Citytv Vancouver 2006-current |
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Ray Nichol - Host Empire Music Hall CKDA Victoria 1940s; host Jazz
'n' Things CBC Radio Vancouver 1960s. Died in Vancouver November 17, 1969 at
age 43 |
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Brian Nicholson - Music Industry Arts graduate Fanshawe College London ON 1981;
radio technician CBC Vancouver 1981-82; engineer/producer CKLG/CFOX-FM Vancouver 1981-94
including producer 'LG Morning Zoo, recorded, played, and sang on most of the Cement-Heads
song parodies; editor/recordist Post Modern Sound Vancouver 1994-97; freelance recording
engineer 1997-98; financial consultant Investors Group North Vancouver 1999-current |
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Jim Nicholson - Production/weekends/operator Jack Wasserman talk show CJOR
Vancouver late 1960s-early 70s |
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Leo Nicholson (Lionel Edward Nicholson) - Actors
agent/movie director Hollywood circa 1920; host Big Brother Bill show; Voice
of Lacrosse New Westminster Salmonbellies CJOR 1934-45 except NHL Canadiens home
broadcaster Montreal 1941-42; broadcast baseball, boxing, wrestling, basketball and auto
racing; first play-by-play announcer for the amateur Pacific Coast Hockey League Vancouver
Canucks Home Gas Hockey Broadcast CKMO Vancouver; most valuable lacrosse
goalkeeper award Leo Nicholson Memorial Trophy named in his honour. Died in
Vancouver October 28, 1947 at age 53 |
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Tamiko Nicholson - Langara College Journalism graduate; writer/reporter/technical
director CKWX Vancouver 2002-current |
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Joe Nickolls - BCIT Broadcast program 1988; CKST Langley 1988-89; evenings CKXY
Vancouver 1989-91; as Jo-Jo evenings/music director CKZZ-FM Vancouver 1991-94;
promotion/marketing rep Polygram Records (Mercury Polydor) 1994-98; producer Radical
Entertainment (video games) 1998-2002; senior producer EA Sports (Electronic Arts)
2002-current |
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Christine Nielsen - Reporter BCTV Vancouver 1980s; reporter W-FIVE CTV
Network early 1990s-current |
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Craig Nielsen - BCIT broadcast program graduate; news reporter then sports
reporter/anchor CKWX 1996-2001; Vancouver Whitecaps field reporter CKST Vancouver 2001;
weekend sports anchor CTV British Columbia 2001-07 |
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Jim Nielsen - Staff announcer CJVI Victoria 1959-60; morning news (with Vic
Waters) CJOR Vancouver 1960-62; morning news/News Director/talk show with Roy Jacques CFUN
Vancouver 1962-67; morning news/News Director CFAX Victoria 1967-68; News
Director/Operations Manager/talk show host CJOR 1968-75; MLA Richmond (1975-79-83
elections) and Member Provincial Cabinet, Minister of the Environment, Minister of
Consumer & Corporate Affairs, Minister of Health, Minister of Social Services 1975-86;
Chairman Workers' Compensation Board of B.C. 1987-89; President B.C. MRI 1992; political
columnist Richmond Review/Capital News/Westside Weekly Richmond and Kelowna 1993-current;
talk show host CKST Vancouver 1995-96; Councillor Peachland B.C. 1999-2002 and 2005-08;
moved back to west coast 2008 |
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Neil Nisbet - News commentator then news director CKWX Vancouver circa 1950-70;
Wee Neil on Scottish music program Mang The Heather CKWX 1950s; news
director CFVR Abbotsford early 1970s; retired |
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Bob Nixon - Anchor/reporter CBC Radio/TV Vancouver 1970s-current |
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"Wee" Jimmie
Noble - CKMO Vancouver early 1930s; performer
CRBC Network station CHWK Chilliwack 1930s |
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Tyler
Noble - BA University of British Columbia
2006; BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2008; news director CITR-FM Vancouver
2005-07; sports director CITR-FM 2006-c10; UBC Thunderbirds football play-by-play
2007-09; news reporter/anchor CKNW Vancouver 2008-10;
videojournalist/substitute news anchor CFTK-TV Terrace 2010-current; news reporter Astral
Radio BC North 2010-current |
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Julie Nolin - Communication Arts Diploma Lethbridge Community College; print
reporter/editor 1990-95; reporter CKSA-TV Lloydminster AB 1995; anchor/reporter CJFB-TV
Swift Current SK 1996-97; reporter A-Channel Calgary 1997-2001; anchor/reporter/producer
CFQC-TV Saskatoon 2001-02; anchor/reporter/producer A-Channel Edmonton 2002-05; co-host CityNews
at Six Citytv Vancouver 2005-06; weekend news anchor CKWX Vancouver 2006; news anchor
CHEK-TV Victoria 2006-current |
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Sonja Nordahl - BCIT Broadcast program graduate; news anchor/reporter Vancouver
Television CIVT 1997-2002; reporter/anchor CTV Newsnet Toronto to 2008; married to WLS-TV
Chicago anchor Ravi Baichwal |
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Gerry Norris - CJJC Langley 1969-late 1970s |
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Jack Nortman - CHTK Prince Rupert 1977-79; CHNL Kamloops 1979-80; CHWK
Chilliwack 1980-81; as Jay Alexander CJOR Vancouver 1981-82; instructor Columbia
Academy Vancouver 1983-85; CKO-FM4 Vancouver 1984-85; B.C. Rapid Transit 1985-current;
co-host ethnic radio show HaMakor CFRO-FM Vancouver 1993-2001; voiceovers JN Productions current; smooth jazz host
CJSF-FM Burnaby 2011 and fill-in CITR-FM Vancouver 2012 |
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Dave Nowak - BCIT; as Dave Novak sports reporter/anchor CKWX
Vancouver 2004-05; video journalist CFJC-TV Kamloops 2005-current |
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Bob Nunn - CFAX Victoria; weekends/promotions CKNW, CKWX and CJOR Vancouver;
afternoons CFVR Abbotsford 1970s; mornings CJJC Langley circa 1977; president Abbotsford
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles 1984-85 & 1987-88 |
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Jeremy Nuttall - Journalism New Brunswick Community College Woodstock NB 2001-02
and Langara College Vancouver 2002-03; news reporter Crowsnest Pass Promoter Newspaper
Blairmore AB 2003-04; editor Similkameen Spotlight Princeton BC 2004-05; afternoon news
reporter/anchor CIGV-FM Penticton 2005-06; freelance stringer Vancouver Sun & The Tyee
2005-2006; reporter/editor CBC news Vancouver 2006-current; reporter WestEnder newspaper
Vancouver 2007-08; regular news contributor The Globe and Mail current |
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Harvey Oberfeld - Bachelor of Arts Degree Sir George Williams University (now
Concordia) Montreal 1968; Assistant Editor C-I-L Industries Contact Employee
Newspaper Montreal 1968; reporter Saskatoon Star Phoenix 1969; Regina Leader Post 1969-71;
first Regional Affairs Reporter then BC Provincial Legislature reporter Vancouver Sun
1971-79; reporter 1979-81 then Ottawa Bureau Chief 1981-89 and political and investigative
reporter 1989-2006 (retired) BCTV Vancouver; Canadian Association of Journalists National
Award for Best Reporting for Regional Newscast 1990; Webster Award Best Reporting
of the Year-TV 1991; CAB Gold Ribbon Reward for reporting 1991; RTNDA of Canada
Dan MacArthur national & regional awards 1991; BCAB Award for Best
Reporting-Television 1996; Jack Webster Award for Excellence in Legal Journalism
2004. Harvey's blog |
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Ros Oberlyn - Senior reporter/BC legislative bureau chief Vancouver Sun;
news and current affairs reporter CBC-TV Vancouver, The Journal Toronto and CBC
Northern Services Whitehorse; instructor radio/TV/newspaper design/layout Langara College
Vancouver current |
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Mickey O'Brien - Host O'Brien's Ghost CJOR Vancouver early 1940s |
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Neil O'Brien - CKXY/CIMA Vancouver 1990-92; CKZZ-FM Vancouver 1992-95;
Rogers Satellite Radio Network Vancouver 1995-97; evening/weekend traffic reporter CKWX
Vancouver 1996-2000; host/ring announcer Can-Am Wrestling KBCB-TV
Bellingham WA 2000-01; contributing writer Sports Vue magazine 2000-02; Program Manager
Skywards Traffic Vancouver circa 2003; evening/weekend traffic reporter CKWX 2004-07;
traffic CHMJ/CKNW Vancouver 2007-09 |
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Linda O'Connor - Traffic CFRB Toronto 1993-94; news CKWX/CKKS-FM Vancouver circa
2000; news CJNW Vancouver 2001 |
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Ellie O'Day - CKOK Penticton 1977-78; CKLG Vancouver 1978; CKLG-FM/CFOX-FM
Vancouver 1978-80; CFMI-FM Vancouver 1981-87; CJOR/CHRX Vancouver 1987-88; Promotions
Direction CKWX Vancouver 1989-90; freelance CBC regional and
national 1981-91; arts publicity and consulting O'Day Productions
current |
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Gerry O'Day - CKOK Penticton 1977-78; CFMC-FM Saskatoon 1978; CFMQ-FM Regina
1978-79; CHAB Moose Jaw 1979-83, evenings then AM Drive/Music Director CFOX-FM Vancouver
1983-89; syndicated Canadian chart show Canada Jam on 20 stations including CKLG
Vancouver 1982-87; CHRX Vancouver 1989-91; MD/APD CISL Vancouver 1992-current; breakfast
host CISL current; PD/MD CISL 2005-current; voice tracking including myFM Network ON &
Central Island Radio; VT CFMG-FM Edmonton 2003-08; VT McBride Communications station group
current; podcasting interview show DXL RADIO
current; owner Parachute Voice Tracking |
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Herbert O'Driscoll - Rev. Dr. Herbert O'Driscoll; Anglican Priest,
international missioner and teacher; former Dean Christ Church Cathedral Vancouver; host One
Man's Journal CHQM Vancouver 1960s; author of numerous books including Emmanuel
and Portrait of a Woman; now living in Victoria. Anglican Book
Centre list |
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John Olding - (Sinclair John Olding) moved to Canada from Scotland 1957; copy
runner Vancouver Sun 1958; reporter Powell River BC 1960; reporter The Sun 1960-69; news
CHQM Vancouver 1969-73; copy editor The Sun 1973-2007. Died in Vancouver February
16, 2007 at age 65 |
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Eduardo Olivares - Freelance radio journalist Tocapilla, Chile 1962-64; community
program Antofagasta, Chile 1964; Chilean government-sanctioned radio early 1970s; host
Spanish language program Latino Soy weekdays CHKG-FM Vancouver 1994-current;
recipient Queen's Jubilee Award for Canadian citizens who have made an
"outstanding and exemplary contribution" to their community 2002 |
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Don Oliver - Staff announcer with own program CKMO Vancouver 1945-47 |
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John Oliver - CHAT Medicine Hat 1969; CHEC Lethbridge 1970-74; CJME Regina
1974; CKOC Hamilton 1974-77; CHUM-FM Toronto 1977-79; weekends and weekday interview
program The New Age CFMI-FM Vancouver 1979-83; news/features CKKS-FM/CKWX
Vancouver 1983-87; interviews/features/DJ CKXY Vancouver 1987-88; created radio show prep
sheet Canadian Informer published 1987-93; announcer/assistant program director
CKSR-FM Chilliwack 1989-2000; instructor then Assistant Instructor & Admissions Head
BCIT Radio program 2001-11; retired 2011 |
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Telford Oliver - Began radio career at CJOR Vancouver; staff announcer CBC Radio
Vancouver 1950s-70s |
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Tina Oliver - Afternoon drive talk show host CFUN Vancouver 2005-06 |
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Chris Olsen - University of BC Radio CYVR; sports CJJC Langley; sports then
news reporter/Assistant News Director CKNW Vancouver 1983-97; reporter 1997-2000 VTV
Vancouver and Assignment Editor VTV news 2000-01; host Olsen on Your Side CTV
British Columbia 2001-11; press secretary for B.C. premier-designate Christy Clark
2011-current |
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Michael Olstrom - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; CKGF Grand Forks 1980-82; CJJC
Langley 1982-85; CFOX-FM Vancouver 1985-86; CKXY Vancouver 1986-91; CKKS-FM Vancouver
1991-92; Group Program Director Okanagan Radio Limited Penticton 1992-95; PD CKCK/CFWF-FM
Regina 1996-2001; Station Group Manager Harvard Broadcasting
CKRM/CHMX-FM/CFWF-FM Regina 2002-10; director Saskatchewan
Roughriders/Grey Cup Festival Committee 2003; VP/GM Astral Radio CHBD-FM Regina
2010-current |
