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Jan van Bruchem - Immigrated from the Netherlands to Canada in 1952; CKBR Barrie
ON; host of weekly program Holland Calling aired in multi Canadian markets for 15
years late 1950s to early 1970s; representative Radio Nederland's transcription service;
founder with Wim de Bruijn/on-air CJVB Vancouver which signed on June 18, 1972; served as
vice-president Canadian Association of Ethnic Radio Broadcasters and director Canadian
Association of Broadcasters; served as chairman of task force on the media for BC advisory
committee on cultural heritage 1988-90; BC Association of Broadcasters Broadcaster of
the Year 1989; sold CJVB 1992; retired as GM 1993. Died at age 70 June 1, 2000. |
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Rochelle van Halm - Audio assistant The Vancouver Show CKVU-TV Vancouver
1976; graduate BCIT Broadcast communications 1977; news reporter CKWX Vancouver 1977-82;
freelance journalist Canadian Business, BC Business, Flare, UnixWorld, Today's Bride,
Westworld and David Suzuki's Discovery 1982-85; president Vancouver Media
Club 1980s; senior staff writer Expo 86 Corporation 1985-86; freelance communications
McKim Advertising, Blackcomb Mountain, Empress Hotel, Woodward's Stores and Vertigo
Computer Imagery 1986-89; communications specialist Placer Dome 1996-99; media relations
manager Creo/Kodak 2000-current |
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Jim Van Horne - CKMP Midland ON 1971; various other Canadian radio stations; 3-6
p.m. CKLG Vancouver 1976; intern CITY-TV Toronto 1980; sports CFAC-TV Calgary 1980; sports
commentator including SportsDesk anchor TSN Toronto 1984-2001; syndicated talk show
host on Team stations including CKST Vancouver 2001-02; Sportsnet Toronto 2003-current |
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Fred Van Velsen - Radio/TV Kenora & Thunder Bay ON; film production;
evening duty editor CJOB Winnipeg 1970s; news reporter CISL Richmond 1980; operations
manager International Image Toronto 1990s |
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Jody Vance - CHRX/CJJR-FM Vancouver 1989; Promotions Director/community
cruiser reporter CKNW/CFMI-FM Vancouver 1991; fill-in sports anchor BCTV Vancouver 1996;
launched sports department/sports anchor CIVT-TV Vancouver 1997; Rogers Sportsnet Toronto
1999-2009; p.m. drive co-host CHHR-FM Vancouver 2009-10 and middays 2010-11; fill-in
sports anchor CBC-TV Vancouver 2010-11; co-host Breakfast Television Citytv
Vancouver 2011-current |
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Bill Vander Zalm - Elected Surrey Alderman 1965; Surrey Mayor 1969-75; elected BC
MLA 1975; purchased theme park Fantasy Garden World Richmond 1984; host garden
show CKNW Vancouver 1985; host Premier Talk CKNW 1986-89; British Columbia
Premier 1986-91; former B.C. Reform Party leader; appeared in TV spots for ICBC and Way
to Grow garden supplements |
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Wim Vander Zalm - Garden Talks weekly garden show host CKNW Vancouver
1986-2001 |
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Samantha Vega - CJUP Langley 1985-86; BCIT radio graduate 1986; all-nights CHRX
Vancouver 1988-90; middays CKKQ-FM Victoria 1990-92; evenings CHRX 1992-94; Satellite
Radio Network 1994-96; middays/evenings 76.1 InterFM Tokyo Japan 1996-2001; voice track
HMV864 Hong Kong 1999-August 2003; Canadian production company FM America Tokyo current;
voice track morning CHR show Osaka and Fukuoka Japan and AC show small market stations in
Japan current; in-store DJ shows HMV Singapore current |
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Jeff Veniot - BCIT Radio program graduate 1979; news/current affairs CFRO-FM
Vancouver 1975-76; news/operations/pm traffic CJVB Vancouver 1978-80; tourist industry
local and long-distance guiding full and part time 1980-current; sports representative
Broadcast News Vancouver including coverage of Scott Tournament of Hearts curling
1997; board member Canadian Tour Guide Association of BC 1992-current and President
1994-2001 |
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John Vennavally-Rao - Applied Communication Program graduate Camosun College Victoria;
reporter/video journalist CBC-TV Vancouver; general assignment reporter CTV British
Columbia 1997-2002; Atlantic news bureau correspondent CTV Halifax 2002-09; reporter CTV
Toronto news bureau 2009-current |
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Trace Ventura - Graduate SAIT Calgary; as Racy Dave Tracy ski reporter
CJAY-FM Calgary early 1990s; as morning sidekick Kooter CKMX Calgary early 1990s;
as Trace Ventura news then host Indie Night in Canada CFOX-FM Vancouver
mid 1990s-2004; host Canadian Content The Roxy Nightclub Vancouver; as Trace
St. John reporter then traffic anchor CFFR Calgary 2006-current |
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Wayne Vernon - Host Caribbean Express then Caribbean Groove
CHKG-FM Vancouver |
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Gord Vizzutti - Reporter/anchor CHBC-TV Kelowna 1977-80; reporter/anchor/producer
CKCK-TV Regina 1980-88; reporter CKVU-TV Vancouver 1988; news director/anchor CHBC-TV
Kelowna 1988-96; media relations/marketing Silver Star Resort Vernon 1996-2001; marketing
manager Kicking Horse Resort Golden BC 2002-04; owner Habitat Media Group Kelowna
2004-current; morning news announcer CKFR Kelowna 2008-current |
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Wendy Vreeken - Researcher/part-time reporter/weekend news producer BCTV
Vancouver 1980-83; reporter/producer/assignment editor CKVU-TV Vancouver 1983-2002; part
time news/story producer CTV British Columbia 2002-07; producer including Living
Vancouver CBC-TV Vancouver 2007-current |
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Rino Vultaggio - Producer/show host Italian programming CJVB Vancouver 1970s-90;
Publisher/Editor Italian newspapers Il Marco Polo and L’Eco
D’Italia Vancouver current |
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Jim Waddell - PM drive CKWX Vancouver 1958-59; CHEC Lethbridge AB 1959 |
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Andrew Wadden - Media relations assistant Vancouver Canadians baseball team 2009;
sports reporter/writer CKNW Vancouver 2009-10; editor/writer/blogger VancouverBasketball.ca; sports anchor/reporter
CKWX Vancouver 2010-current |
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Jasdip Wahla - Post-graduate journalism & mass
communications program Punjabi University Patiala India; trainee sub-editor/reporter
Indian Express newspaper 1990; reporter/sub-editor Nawan Zamana and news editor Prime Time;
Punjabi news anchor Channel M/OMNI Vancouver current |
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Carl Waiz - CJDC Dawson Creek circa 1960; news CJOR Vancouver early 1960s;
news reporter CKNW Vancouver. Died in White Rock BC January 9, 1982 at age 45 |
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Hal Wake - Political journalist/producer and later host of Early Edition
and book producer for Morningside CBC Radio Vancouver 1979-96; book
reviewer Georgia Straight and Vancouver Sun; multiple host/moderator Victoria Literary
Arts Festival; senior manager media relations Insurance Corporation of British Columbia to
2005; artistic director Vancouver International Writers & Readers Festival
2005-current |
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Carly Walde - Graduate BCIT Broadcast program 2007; traffic anchor CHMJ
Vancouver to 2011; p.m. drive traffic CKPK-FM Vancouver 2011-current |
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Cal Walker - BCIT Broadcast and Media Communications graduate; Michael
Stevenson CKWX Vancouver 1977-79; Mike Stevenson CKIQ Kelowna 1979; CKDA
Victoria 1980; Calvin Jay Walker CKLG Vancouver 1980-83; CHFM-FM Calgary 1983-89;
pilot/traffic reporter Cal Walker Traffic San Diego (KOGO, KGB-FM, KYMY-FM &
XHCR-FM) 1990-current |
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Barry Wall - DJ all-nights then evenings CFQC Saskatoon 1973-75; mid-days CHED
Edmonton 1975-80; afternoon drive CKY Winnipeg 1980-84; morning drive CFRW Winnipeg
1984-85; afternoon drive CHIQ-FM Winnipeg 1987-88; host CKY-TV Winnipeg 1987-2000;
afternoon drive CKY-AM Winnipeg 1990-94; co-host mornings (with Rob Christie and Val Cole)
CKKS-FM Vancouver 2000-01; General Manager/Program Director CFNR-FM Terrace 2004-08; Barry
Wall Consulting Ltd. 2008-current |
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Nancy Wall - News/assistant to Jack Lee CJOR Vancouver 1970s |
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Anna Wallner - Fraser Valley bureau chief then anchor/reporter Your Health
CKVU-TV Vancouver 1994-99; co-host/executive producer The Shopping Bags W Network
Toronto 1999-current and OWN 2011-current; named Broadcaster of Tomorrow by BC
Association of Broadcasters 1999 and 2000 |
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Andy Walsh - Announcer/sales CKSF Cornwall ON 1951; CJIC Sault Ste. Marie ON
1952; CFRA Ottawa; morning news CJAD Montreal 1954-68; morning news then News Director
CHQM/CHQM-FM Vancouver 1968-93; B.C. Place Stadium announcer for visit of Pope John Paul
II 1984; news CKST Vancouver 1990s; weekend morning news CKWX Vancouver 1996-current;
member Canadian Association of Broadcasters Half Century Club 2002; Radio-Television News
Directors Association Lifetime Achievement Award 2004 |
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Cecilia Walters - Central Ontario radio 1973; CBC Toronto 1970s; reporter CTV
National News Edmonton; reporter CTV Vancouver; co-host Newscentre with Bill Good
CBC-TV Vancouver 1982-88; host Almanac CBC radio Vancouver 1990-92; news reader Early
Edition CBC radio Vancouver 1997-current |
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Stu Walters - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2004; sports/traffic CHMJ
Vancouver 2004-09; sports contributor CKNW Vancouver 2004-09; sports Shaw TV Vancouver
current; afternoon sportscaster CKNW 2009-current |
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Tom Walters - News and legislative reporter CJVI Victoria; anchor/reporter
CKVU-TV Vancouver; Bureau Chief CTV Halifax; national correspondent CTV News; News
Director CTV British Columbia 2001-06; Los Angeles Bureau Chief CTV National 2006-current;
twice Gemini Award nominee and winner of numerous news reporting awards; winner of two
Canadian Association of Broadcasters’ Gold Ribbons and Jack Webster Award |
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Lee
Walton - News reader then reporter CKWX
Vancouver 1997-2000; community events reporter CKKS-FM Vancouver 2000-02 including
helicopter traffic reporter CKWX/CKKS-FM 2001-02; weekend reporter Global/Citytv Vancouver
2001-03; bmi British Midland Airways UK 2003-11; steward VIA Rail 2011-current |
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Carol Wang - News reporter China Central Television; runner up TV Anchor
Competition of China 2000; news reporter/anchor Talentvision Vancouver 2001; Mandarin news
anchor Channel M/OMNI Vancouver to 2009 |
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Bill Ward - (William Enoch Ward) host Bill Ward's
Doghouse 11-midnight CKWX Vancouver 1940s-50s; CFUN Vancouver mid 1960s. Died
in Vancouver March 2, 1974 at age 74 |
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Brook Ward - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; morning sports/announcer
CJJR-FM/CJOR Vancouver late 1988; weekend sports talk CKNW Vancouver 1999-2002; sports
talk host CHMJ Vancouver 2002; play-by-play Vancouver Canadians baseball CKST Vancouver
2003-06; fill-in Sportstalk CKNW Vancouver 2007-current; pre and post game show
host Vancouver Giants broadcasts CISL Vancouver 2008-current |
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Johanna Ward - Co-host entertainment show GO! Magazine CHEK-TV Victoria
2003-05; host & producer The Express Shaw TV Vancouver 2005-current; host
Shaw TV national series Powered to Win 2008-current; weekly “gal about
town” promo CFUN Vancouver 2008-09 |
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Toby Ward - BCIT Broadcast program graduate 1992; operator CKNW Vancouver
1990-91; News Director Sunshine Radio Network CKQR Castlegar/CKGF Grand Forks BC
1991-92; news anchor/reporter CKEG Nanaimo 1992-93; on-air/sports talk show
producer/sports reporter CKLG Vancouver 1993-94; Founder/President/CEO Prescient Digital Media Toronto/Vancouver
2001-current |
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Peter Warren - St. John Telegraph Journal 1958; Calgary Herald 1962; Boston
Record 1964; Hong Kong Star 1965; Winnipeg Tribune 1966 and City Editor 1968; talk show
host Action Line CJOB Winnipeg 1971-98; columnist Winnipeg Sun 1980; named
Western Association of Broadcasters Broadcaster of the Year 1997; CKNW
Vancouver/Corus Radio Network talk show host weekends and fill-in 1999-2006; investigatibe
journalist current; guest speaker/writer/TV-radio contributor; Canadian Association of
Broadcasters' Hall of Fame inductee 1999. CCF
Biography Website |
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Mark Washington - Industrial engineer graduate Rutgers University New Jersey;
Barcelona Dragons of NFL Europa 1997; defensive back Montreal Alouettes 1997-2002; B.C.
Lions defensive back 2003-06 and defensive backs coach 2008-current; co-host The Daily
CHNU-TV Vancouver 2008-09 |
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Jack Wasserman - Highly respected Vancouver Sun night life and celebrity columnist
1949 on; CJOR Vancouver 1969; Wasserman's World CKNW circa 1970. Died in
Vancouver April 6, 1977 at age 50 |
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Vic Waters - Wireless operator, engaged to copy Trans Radio
news for CJOR Vancouver and Chicago Daily News Foreign Service for Daily Province 1939; studio operator/announcer CJOR 1941-42; Canadian Army 1942-46; studio
operator/newscaster/announcer including host The Concert Hour then evening pop
music DJ and later Program Director CJOR 1946-69; retired from CJOR 1969; Program
Director Premier Cablevision 1969-1970s; member B.C. Entertainment Hall of Fame Starwalk
at the Orpheum 1998; member Canadian Association of Broadcasters Half Century Club
2002. Died in Langley BC August 19, 2008 at age 89. |
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Laddie Watkis - Aka The Girl Baritone secretary/bill collector/piano
player/singer CJOR Vancouver circa 1927-1950 |
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Ed Watson - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; CBC Calgary; reporter/political
correspondent/anchor Nightfinal CBC Vancouver; video-journalist CHEK-TV Victoria
1992-97; recipient Jack Webster Foundation Broadcast Journalism Fellowship award
2003; Victoria bureau chief CTV British Columbia 1997-2004; evening news anchor CHEK-TV
Victoria 2004-07; Watson Media 2007-current; assignment editor CTV British Columbia
2009-10; Vancouver Island bureau chief CTV British Columbia 2012-current |
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Amanda Wawryk - Columbia Academy graduate 2006; ground traffic CHQM-FM
Vancouver 2005-06; news reporter/anchor CHSU-FM Kelowna 2006-07; traffic
reporter then anchor/writer CKWX Vancouver 2007-current |
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Hal Weaver - DJ CKRD Red Deer; evenings CJCA Edmonton 1964-65; CHLO St. Thomas
(London) ON; CKOC Hamilton 1967; CHUM Toronto 1968-70; CJOR Vancouver 1970; a.m. drive
CKVN Vancouver 1970-71. Died December 31, 1971 at age 28 in Surrey B.C. Edmonton Broadcasters photos |
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Jack Webster - Vancouver Sun reporter 1947; CJOR Vancouver 1953; Sunday Dispatch
and TV Glasgow 1957; city mike and capsule comments CKNW New Westminster 1957; CKLG
Vancouver 1960; talk show host CKNW 1963; CBC Vancouver correspondent; CJOR 1972; BCTV
Vancouver 1978; Order of Canada 1988; News Hall of Fame and CAB Broadcast Hall of Fame
1989; panelist CBC-TV Front Page Challenge 1990-95. Died March 2,
1999. Jack Webster Foundation CCF
Biography |
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Shawn Webster - BCIT broadcast graduate 1984; traffic reporter CKNW/CFMI-FM
Vancouver to 2004; traffic CJJR-FM/CKBD Vancouver 2004-08 and morning co-host CKBD to
2008; realtor HomeLife Benchmark Realty Walnut Grove 2008-current. Website |
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Tim Weekes - Reporter/lineup editor CBC Television Vancouver current |
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Maria Weisgarber - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2002; on-air news CKWX
Vancouver 2001-04; host/producer
newsbreaks and reporter The Express Shaw Cable 4 Vancouver 2004-06; investigative
reporter CKWX Vancouver 2006-07; CTV British Columbia evening writer 2007-08 and reporter
2008-current |
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Peter Weissbach - Talk show host CJOR Vancouver 1980s; on air/PD CJCA Edmonton late
1980s-93; talk host: KBNP Portland 1995; KOGO San Diego 1997; KVI Seattle (nationally
syndicated from KOMO Seattle) 1998-2001; weekends/fill-in KIRO Seattle 2004; US syndicated
talk show fill-in 2004-current; talk show host KVI Seattle 2009-current |
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Paul Weisser - BCIT Broadcast program graduate 2001; evening sports anchor CKWX
Vancouver 2000-09 |
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Dave Welch - Graduate Radio-Television Arts Program Ryerson Toronto 1979;
CKRA-FM Edmonton 1980-87; CFUN Vancouver 1987-92; CISL Vancouver 1992-93; weekends/swing
CHQM-FM/CFUN Vancouver; as Bryan Davis: p.m. drive CHYM-FM Kitchener ON 2001-08;
p.m. drive CIKZ-FM Kitchener 2008-current |
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Keith Wells - Radio/TV Arts graduate Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
Edmonton 1985; videotape operator Television New Zealand Auckland 1985; production
assistant ITV Edmonton 1986-87; sports anchor/reporter CFRN-TV Edmonton 1987-88; sports
anchor/reporter CISA-TV Lethbridge 1989-92; sports anchor/reporter ITV Edmonton 1992;
sports anchor/reporter CHEK-TV Victoria 1992-97; sports/news anchor/reporter BCTV
Vancouver 1997-2001; sports anchor/reporter CHEK-TV 2001-08; founder/director of newsroom
relations SendtoNews Victoria 2008-current |
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Art Welsh - News Editor Ubyssey Newspaper UBC Vancouver circa 1950;
news/public affairs CJOR Vancouver 1952-53 |
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Ted
Wendland - Music director CFMI-FM/CKNW New
Westminster 1972-77; on air/music director CJJC Langley 1977-78; CFMI-FM/CKNW 1978-83;
music director CHQR Calgary 1983-93; remote co-ordinator CFMI-FM/CKNW 1993-99; webmaster
Puget Sound Radio 1999-2006; webmaster radiowest.ca
2006-current; remote producer CISL Vancouver 2009-current |
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Don West - CKLW Windsor circa 1968; KIMN Denver late 1960s-early 70s; CHQT
& CHED Edmonton; CHAB Moose Jaw SK; CHAM Hamilton; SRN Oldies Network then weekends
CISL Vancouver 1992-2009; retired from radio 2009 |
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John West - As John Stott: announcer/newscaster CFCP Courtenay 1968-69; news
CJJC Langley 1969-70 and as John West: evening DJ CJJC 1970; morning traffic/Pat
Burns Show producer/DJ CJOR Vancouver 1970-72; evenings oldies show CKWX Vancouver
1972-74; North Shore Cable/Delta Cable show host; Insurance Corporation of British
Columbia 1974 on; part time/remotes CKWX 1974-86; semi-retired running small business
training consulting company current |
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Eric
Westra - As Eric Westin
announcer CHIQ-FM Winnipeg 1979-81; announcer CIRK-FM Edmonton 1981; midday/afternoon host
CFOX-FM Vancouver 1981-88; announcer CFMI-FM Vancouver 1988-89; announcer CILQ-FM Toronto
1989-91; PD CJKR-FM Winnipeg 1991-92; morning host CILK-FM Kelowna 1992-94; as Eric
Westra news anchor CKWX Vancouver 1997-2003; owner Creativetech Communications Vancouver current |
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Kim Whale - Graduate
degree Behavioral Science Simon Fraser University 1969 while freelancing for CBC; counter
culture assignment reporter CKLG-FM Vancouver 1969-71 including coverage of Amchitka
nuclear test story and crew member on Greenpeace II; dubbed LG-FM’s Hippy Dippy newsman/commentator by the Vancouver Sun; producer Chuck Davis Show CBC Radio Vancouver 1972-73; radio producer
then executive producer TV for CBR Calgary 1973-76; book shop owner/CBC freelance
Victoria; established Radio U’Vic and Canadian Review as Director of Information Services,
University of Victoria 1977-86; rare book business selling Western Canadiana and author of
a guide to collecting rare books; retired/film narrator Vancouver Island Health Authority;
occasional teaching at U’Vic Victoria current |
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Carrie Whetstone - Now Carrie Spencer; BCIT Broadcast program trained 1976;
news reporter/news secretary CJOR Vancouver 1976-78; reporter local newspapers various
locations in Canada; Director Centre for Teaching and Educational Technologies Royal Roads
University Victoria 2004-07; Regional Manager Educational Technologies Vancouver Coastal
Health Authority 2007-current. LinkedIn profile |
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Casey White - CKDA Victoria 1973-78; CKLG Vancouver 1978-81; CKNW 1981-82; CFUN
Vancouver 1982-86, AM 1040 1987; morning show with Don Percy CISL Vancouver 1987-91;
account executive NOWTV 2001; CISL current |
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Dave White - Political Science/French, University of Victoria 2004-06; news
CHEK-TV Victoria 2008; CKNW Vancouver 2008; graduate BCIT Broadcast Journalism program
2009; reporter CKWX Vancouver 2009-current |
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Les White - News CKNW New Westminster circa 1955 |
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Myles White - DJ CJOR Vancouver; CBC TV producer/director/executive director;
teacher Seneca College Toronto; drug & alcohol rehabilitation counselor; word
processing company owner; computer consultant; author How to Buy a Computer 1999
and How to Avoid Buying a New Computer. Website |
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Eric Whitehead - Script writer Duffy's Tavern Hollywood 1946; dramatic
script writer/as Jack White host Saturday night show series CBR Vancouver
1946-50; sports columnist Vancouver Province 1947-late 1970s; founded/chaired BC Athletic
Round Table promoting amateur sport 1953; organized first Canadian East-West College
Football Championship between UBC and Queen's 1953-54; involved with promotion of 1954
British Empire Games Vancouver and partly responsibe for decision to build Empire Stadium;
curator BC Sports Hall of Fame 1966 and named Honourary Curator 1975; inducted into BC
Sports Hall of Fame 1977; appointed Sports Consultant to Ministry of Provincial Secretary
and Government Services 1980 |
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Barbara Whiting - News: CFRB Toronto, CKNW New Westminster, CKWX Vancouver; co-host
CJAZ-FM Vancouver 1980-85; script writer/graphic design project manager/director of
computer-animated videos Pixelmedia Vancouver; co-written TV pilots Catch This
and Galosh; wrote plays Desperate Fishwives and The Lie Factory,
produced in two Vancouver theatres; co-producer Prizeweek Puzzle United Media New
York (featured in 33 papers); teaching journalism, script-writing and business writing to
international university students in Vancouver and co-producing a newspaper feature (for
United Media of New York) which appears in 30 newspapers in U.S. Canada and Bahamas
current |
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Tony Whitney - Automotive journalist numerous publications including Vancouver
Sun, Western Driver, North Shore News and others; co-host with Ted Laturnus Driver's
Seat CBC-TV Vancouver and widely syndicated mid 1980s-90s; commentator CBC Radio
Vancouver; co-host Inside Track VTV Vancouver/Speedvision/PBS late 1990s; co-host
widely syndicated Driver's Seat current |
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Jessica Whitworth - Receptionist then promotions CKBD/CJJR-FM Vancouver and Funfinder
Cruiser reporter 2006-current |
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Norma Wick - Host/reporter sports then news CKVU-TV Vancouver 1989-96;
host/reporter/producer Orca Bay Sports and Entertainment Vancouver 1996-2001;
host/reporter/producer Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Toronto 2001-07 |
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Cara Wiest - Reporter CBC Vancouver 1990s-2003; reporter CBC Toronto
2003-current |
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Erin Wilde - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; swing/copy CJAT Trail BC
1991-93; mornings CKRV-FM Kamloops 1993-98; swing/middays CKZZ-FM Vancouver 1999-2003;
weekends CFBT-FM Vancouver 2003-05; voice talent GFORCE Media Productions current; middays
CKCE-FM Calgary 2007-current |
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Tara Jean Wilkin - Graduate Columbia Academy Vancouver;
Actor/singer/writer/poet/spoken word performer; CISQ-FM/CISW-FM Squamish/Whistler
1999-2000; morning traffic reporter CISL/CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2000-05; traffic/weather
reporter CKWX/CKLG-FM/CKCL-FM Vancouver 2005-07; producer/writer/performer CKZZ-FM
Vancouver 2007-current and p.m. drive co-host 2009-current |
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Tom Wilkinson - BBC UK; radio station startup Barbados late 1940s-early 1950s;
news CKWX Vancouver 1953-54; Australian Broadcasting Corporation mid 1950s |
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Ray Willes - CKWX Vancouver 1960-61; KOIL Omaha NB; p.m. drive KDEO San Diego
1965-66; KGIL Los Angeles 1966; KBIG/KBRT Catalina CA 1968-77; KFI Los Angeles 1980-86;
voiceovers Los Angeles |
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Bob Willett - CFCT Victoria 1940; CJVI Victoria; CBR Vancouver; CFPR Prince
Rupert; production manager CKMO Vancouver circa 1945; announced RCAF Tour For Talent
Show from Toronto during WWII; moved to Hollywood 1947 and became production manager
for Broadcasters Network Studios and panel member on ABC network program Hollywood
Byline; weekend column Hollywood Byline Vancouver Sun early 1950s |
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Bill Williams (William E. Williams) - CFVR Abbotsford; news CKLG
Vancouver; news CKWX Vancouver circa 1960; daytime talk show host Talk Back
CHEK-TV Victoria 1973-75; talk show host CJOR 1980s; news CKO-FM-4 Vancouver; CKST
Vancouver. Died October 4, 2009 in North Vancouver at age 84 |
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Brad Williams - Weather/news/sports/commercials CHOV-TV Pembroke ON; Program
Director CFVR Abbotsford 1970s-early 80s; CFUN Vancouver; CFRA Ottawa; weekends CISL
Vancouver current |
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Bruce Williams - CKSA Loydminster AB; CHAB Moose Jaw late 1970s; CKLG Vancouver;
weekends CFMI-FM Vancouver 1985; CHRX/CJJR-FM Vancouver; Satellite Radio Network; traffic
reporter CKWX Vancouver 1996-current. Bruce's website |
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Denalda Williams - BCIT Broadcast program trainee; afternoon eye-in-the-sky traffic
reporter CKNW New Westminster circa 1980; actor TheatreSports Vancouver 1981; actor
(sometimes credited as Denny Williams) numerous TV and screen movies 1987-current
including MacGyver 1989, The X Files 1995-96, Malcom in the Middle
2000 and Six Feet Under 2001; writer and solo performer stage production
Knockers Vancouver 2004 |
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Kirk Williams - Agriculture reporter CBC Saskatoon 1988-89; reporter/legislative
reporter/senior news producer/dep. bureau chief CBC Winnipeg 1989-2002; general reporter
specializing in real estate/development stories and the Olympics CBC Vancouver
2002-current |
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Wayne Williams - CHWK Chilliwack 1978-81;
CKLG Vancouver 1982; CFUN Vancouver 1982-2001; CHQM-FM Vancouver 1999-2001; Deputy
Fire Chief to 2005 and Fire Chief Penticton Fire Department 2005-current |
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Wayne Williams - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; political reporter/newsroom
manager CBC Vancouver; senior producer Canada Now CBC Vancouver current;
three-time winner Jack Webster award for best television reporting |
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Dan Williamson - CKLG Vancouver 1974-77; CFTR Toronto 1978-83; CKEY Toronto
1984-87; CKFM-FM Toronto 1987-95; CISS-FM Toronto; national voice Global Television; voice
imaging current |
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Michael Willmore - Host Rock Talk CFRO-FM Vancouver 1977-current; briefly
CISL Vancouver 1986; Rock Talk host CITR-FM Vancouver 1987 |
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Dan Willmott - CJME Regina; CKGM Montreal circa 1979; Calgary; actor in numerous
TV movies and series including Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye 2003, Starhunter
2003-04, and Smallville 2010; commercial voice for Home Hardware; weekend/morning
show fill-in CHHR-FM Vancouver 2011. Dan Willmott
website |
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Dylan "Big D"
Willows - Columbia Academy graduate; CJCD-FM
Yellowknife 1998-99; co-founder Mungbeen Multimedia Victoria 1999; morning co-host CFBT-FM
Vancouver to 2004; host p.m. drive CKKQ-FM Victoria 2005-06; morning drive co-host CJZN-FM
Victoria 2006-current |
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Gerry Wilmot - Born in
Victoria BC 1914; announcer CJOR Vancouver 1930s; hockey commentator CBC 1940s; CBC UK war
correspondent London UK 1940s (awarded MBE for his work); presenter Blitz Scrapbook
BBC UK 1941; appeared in movies Flying Fortress 1942 and Dreaming 1944;
Expeditionary Forces variety and music programmes 1944-45; Hit Parade
host English service Radio Luxembourg 208 mid 1950s; TV station manager Bermuda 1950s;
Independent Television Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe broadcasting Corporation)
Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe) late 1950s; DJ LM Radio Lorenco
Marques (now Moputo) Mozambique 1962; music program compiler Springbok Radio Johannesburg
South Africa 1060s-78; described in Guinness Book of Records as world's fastest speaking
broadcaster. Died in Johannesburg, South Africa 1978 at age 64 |
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Greg
Wilmot - Freelance writer/children's radio
programming Jamaican Broadcasting Corporation (JBC) pre 1963; studio technician JBC/TV
anchor weekly TV magazine JIS-TV Kingston Jamaica 1963-68; commercial copy writer CJJC
Langley 1968-71; morning host Radio Jamaica AM/afternoon drive RJR-FM Kingston Jamaica
1971-77; news desk CFVR Abbotsford 1978; studio technician CJVB Vancouver 1978; morning
host CKAY Duncan 1979; p.m. drive CJAZ-FM/jazz music director CKKS-FM Vancouver 1979-86;
freelance broadcaster/writer/voice talent 1986-96; freelance news desk CKBD
1996-2008/CJJR-FM Vancouver 1996-2011; freelance CHQM-FM/CFUN AM/CFTE/CKST Vancouver
2004-current |
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Aleta Wilson - Promotions department Corus Radio Vancouver/board operator
CFOX-FM/CFMI-FM Vancouver; traffic reporter CHMJ Vancouver current |
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Ben Wilson - All-night CKST Vancouver 1998; BCIT Broadcast Program trainee
2001; news anchor CKWX Vancouver 2001-current |
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Bob Wilson - CFUN Vancouver 1974-76 |
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Chris Wilson - On air CKQR Castlegar BC 1971; production assistant/operator/late
night newscasts/live inserts CKNW Vancouver 1971-74 including Captain Chris on Flightacular
CKNW 1973; Educational Media production BCIT 1974-83; corporate videos/communications
consultant/instructor BC Telephone Co. 1985-94; instructor BCIT 1994-current; professor
Kwantlen Polytech University 1995-current; communications consultant current |
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Don Wilson - Announcer CKNW New Westminster 1944; CKMO Vancouver 1947; CKDA
Victoria 1952; talk show host CKLG Vancouver 1950s; CHUB Nanaimo 1968 |
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Ed Wilson - News CJOR Vancouver circa 1969 |
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George Wilson - News CJOR Vancouver; news CBC Radio Vancouver 1960s; retired and
living at Green Lake BC |
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John Wilson - Voice of national TV commercials 1960s; news reader/fill-in talk
show host CJOR Vancouver 1970s; production manager/p.m. drive news CKO-FM-4 Vancouver
1988-89; retired from radio |
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Kasey Wilson - Award winning food and travel writer; food editor Wine Access
magazine current; editor Best Places Vancouver current; co-host Best
of Food and Wine CFUN Vancouver 1997-2009 and CISL Vancouver 2010-current |
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Kent Wilson - BCIT Broadcast Graduate (Radio) 1995; CKGR/CKIR Golden BC 1995;
CKZZ-FM/CISL Vancouver 1995; announcer/music director Central Island Broadcasting (CKWV-FM/CHWF-FM
Nanaimo/CIBH-FM Parksville/CKLR-FM Courtenay) 1995-current |
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Mike Winlaw - Host Hourglass CBC-TV Vancouver 1970-76; co-host Vancouver
Show CKVU-TV Vancouver 1976; Vancouver host Summer Magazine CBC-TV network
1982; actor First Blood 1982, The Accused 1988, The Fly II
1989, Jennifer Eight 1992 and TV series MacGyver |
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Jeff Winskell - Writer/producer CKWV-FM/CHWF-FM Nanaimo/CIBH-FM
Parksville/CKLR-FM Courtenay 2003; show producer CISL/CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2005-08; Music
Director/swing CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2008-current |
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Ross Winters - CKDA Victoria 1980s; assistant program director/music director
CKLG/CFOX-FM Vancouver 1986-89; PD CITI-FM Winnipeg 1989-93; PD CKNG-FM/CHED Edmonton
1993; PD CFMI-FM Vancouver 1993-2003; PD CFOX-FM Vancouver 2001-03; National Director of
Programming, Corus Radio based in Vancouver 2003-08; PD CFNY-FM Toronto 2008-current |
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David Wisdom - CBC Radio Vancouver 1977-2008 including host Nightlines
1987-97; co-host (with Leora Kornfeld) Radiosonic Saturday Night; host Pearls
of Wisdom and Radio On CBC Radio Two to 2008 |
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Dale Wolfe - Graduate Bob Layton School of Broadcasting Edmonton; CFGP Grande
Prairie 1979-80; afternoon drive CKRA-FM Edmonton 1986-93; sports/weather anchor Global TV
Edmonton 1987-94; program director CKBD Vancouver 1994-96; program director CJCA Edmonton
1996-97; mornings CKBD 1997-2000; weekend mornings then afternoon drive CHQM-FM Vancouver
2000-current; actor; filmmaker; award
winning screenwriter; partner Stogies
Entertainment 2009-current |
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Michael G. Woloshen - BCIT Broadcast graduate; associate producer Delta Cable TV
1977-80; writer/producer CHEK-TV Victoria 1980-current; host A La Carte cooking
show mid 1980s; late movie host Reel Guy late 1980s; variety performer/producer Highband
BCTV Vancouver/CHEK 1989; co-writer childrens show Foufouli
Knowledge Network Vancouver/CHEK-TV/BCTV early 1990s; creator/producer Home
Check with Shell Busey BCTV/CHEK-TV 1995- 2003; line producer Canadian Biker TV
1997; multiple CanPro/TVB/BCAB awards; CAB Quarter Century Club 2002 |
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Tommy Wolski - Former jockey; host Horse Talk CJOR Vancouver 1970s;
horse racing show CKO-FM-4 Vancouver 1980s; host Sport
of Kings cable TV and CKVU-TV/Citytv Vancouver 1992-current; Jockey Club of Canada Sovereign Award
Outstanding Film/Video/Broadcast 1998 & 2001; Hoss Talk columnist The
Province current |
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Canede Wong - Weekly home improvement program CJVB Vancouver; daily drop-in
home improvement ideas program CJVB current; Chinese commercial voice of Home Depot CJVB
current; Instructor Electronics Technical Program British Columbia Institute of Technology
current |
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Denise Wong - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate 2008; reporter/anchor CKFR
Kelowna 2007-10; web editor/reporter CKWX Vancouver 2010-current |
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Eileen Wong - Columbia School of Broadcasting graduate; traffic reporter
CKO-FM-4 Vancouver circa 1984; traffic reporter CIOF Vancouver mid 1980s; communications
liaison British Columbia School Superintendents Association Vancouver current |
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Jennie Wong - Won Vancouver Sun contest for a radio show, judged by a panel
including New York DJ Freddie Robbins, Frank Sinatra and orchestra leader Claude
Thornhill, Jennie's Juke Joint half-hour Saturday afternoons CKMO Vancouver 1948;
considered to be first Chinese-Canadian and first female DJ in Canada; morning weather CBC
Edmonton; theatrical and TV make-up CBC Edmonton for 25 years. Died in Edmonton June 2,
2011 at age 79 |
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Wesla Wong - Communications/criminology graduate Simon Fraser University; CHMJ
Vancouver; Shaw TV Vancouver; CHBC-TV Kelowna; weather/traffic anchor Global TV Vancouver
2008-current |
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Treena Wood - BCIT broadcast graduate; CHBC-TV Kelowna 1995; news CJJR-FM
Vancouver 1995-96; news reader/editor CKWX Vancouver 1996-current and news director
2010-current |
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John Woodbridge - CHOW Welland ON; on-air and PD CJJC Langley mid 1960s; CKPR
Thunder Bay; p.m. drive/mornings CFTR Toronto 1971-73; CKEY Toronto 1979; PD CHQT Edmonton
1980-81 |
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Shane Woodford - Reporter CHNL Kamloops to 2011; reporter CKNW Vancouver
2011-current |
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John Woodlock - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; operator CKNW Vancouver 1989-91;
part time/swing CKIQ Kelowna summer 1990; CKCQ Quesnel Apr-Oct 1991; part time then swing
CKIQ Kelowna Oct 1991-Oct 1995, p.m. drive CFFM-FM Williams Lake Oct 1995-Oct 1996; as The
Woodman overnight/swing/morning fill-in CKZZ-FM Vancouver and as John Woodlock
CISL Vancouver 1997-99; as The Woodman: middays CKIK-FM Calgary 1999-2000;
evenings/swing CKFM-FM Toronto 2000-03; as John Woodlock swing CIDC-FM
Toronto 2003-07; freelance voice acting PN Agency
Toronto current; part time swing CHUM-FM Toronto 2007-current |
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Rita Woodman - CKLG Vancouver 1984; CKNW New Westminster; CFOX-FM Vancouver;
host Vancouver Show CKVU-TV Vancouver; CHUM Toronto; CKXL Calgary; CFMI-FM
Vancouver; actor/singer/voiceovers Vancouver current. Voice 123 biography |
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Steve Woodman - Announcer CKUA Edmonton late 1940s-early 1950s; CJCA Edmonton
1955; CFRN Edmonton; CFCF Montreal; announcer/narrator CBC Montreal 1956-58 including
voice of Miss Juggs, narrator In The Story Book 1957 and host
Stevie-O 1958; host The J. Fred Muggs Show WNTA-TV Newark NJ 1959;
with co-host Keith Rich: Woodman & Rich mornings CKWX Vancouver 1960-61, p.m.
drive CKEY Toronto 1961-62 and WNBC New York 1962-63; guest host/performer The Popeye
Show WPIX-TV New York 1960; late night WINS New York 1965; KFWB Los Angeles 1965; TV
show host and first Ronald McDonald Los Angeles; KDAY Santa Monica CA 1968; p.m. drive
CKWX 1969-73; original cast member Dr. Bundolo's
Pandemonium Medicine Show CBC Radio Vancouver 1972-74; severely injured in motor
vehicle accident in Delta BC in 1974. Died in Vancouver March 13, 1990 at age 62 |
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Jeff Woods - Graduate two-year radio course Fanshawe College London ON 1985;
CFRQ-FM Halifax 1985-87; owner Disc Works Toronto 1988-91; helped launch CFBR-FM Edmonton
1992-95; Sony Music Canada 1995-97; middays then Music Director/Assistant PD CILQ-FM
Toronto 1997-2003; PD/Music Director CFMI-FM/CFOX-FM Vancouver 2003-05; host syndicated
Legends of Classic Rock CFMI-FM 2004-current; Programming and Content Director Corus
Radio Interactive Toronto 2005-current; VT from Toronto host Electric Brunch weekends
CFMI-FM Vancouver current |
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Susan (Fisher) Woods - Editor BCTV Vancouver 1974-76; reporter CKWX Vancouver 1976-79;
anchor CFUN Vancouver 1980-83; reporter
CKVU-TV Vancouver 1983-88; moved to Victoria 1989; publisher Moss Rock Review 1999-current; producer/host
local history program Remember When CFAX Victoria 2003-current; finalist Victoria
Women of Distinction Award 2004; recipient BC Heritage Preservation Communications Award
2006; candidate for Victoria City Council 2008. Website
email |
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Cory Woron - BCIT Broadcast Program graduate; sports reporter CKNW Vancouver
late 1990s; sports anchor Global Television Winnipeg 1998; public address announcer
Manitoba Moose 1999-2000; Vancouver stringer Sports Radio ESPN and WFAN New York; host
weekend edition Sportscentre TSN Toronto
2000-current |
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Lisa Wu - Fairchild Media Vancouver 2004; reporter Channel M/OMNI Vancouver
2006-current |
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Steve Wyatt - Reporter then producer Weekend News Hour BCTV Vancouver 1978-89;
news producer CKVU-TV Vancouver 1989-94; senior news producer BCTV 1994-98; News Director
BCTV 1998-2001; Editor in Chief Global National and Manager BC Operations BCTV Global
Vancouver 2001-03; Senior VP News and Information Global TV 2003-current |
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Max Wyman - Began career in journalism Northamptonshire (UK) Evening
Telegraph at age 14; editor/arts critic/feature writer London newspapers/magazines
1960-67; music/dance critic Vancouver Sun 1968-79; writer British Columbia columns for
Opera Canada 1968-76 and Canada Music Book 1970-75; contributing editor Performing Arts in
Canada 1973; reviewer/commentator national CBC radio/TV Vancouver starting 1975;
columnist/dance/theatre critic/books editor Vancouver Province starting 1980; award of
merit Community Arts Council Vancouver 1987; author The Royal Winnipeg Ballet: The
First 40 Years 1978, Dance in Canada 1989, and Evelyn Hart: An Intimate
Biography 1991; inducted into Order of Canada 2001; elected Mayor of Lions Bay BC
2005 |
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Angele
Yanor - BCIT Broadcast Program
graduate; CBC Radio; writer/director Discovery Channel 1997; Vancouver Sun singles
columnist 2001-04; CFUN Vancouver talk show host; CHMJ Vancouver talk show host 2003-04 |
