In latest hysteria, Canadian radio host calls for burning of churches...
Nesta Matthews, a radio host at “The Wave” in Saint John, New Brunswick (Canada), is calling for the burning of all churches, both Catholic and Anglican, that are built on “First Nations” reserves
Our Donovan Tildesley asks Jack’s Morning Gal Lena Shulman for...
Donovan Tildsley appeared on Drex's morning show yesterday and asks Lena for a Blind Date
Lions and Corus Announce Two-Year Broadcast Partnership…
The BC Lions Football Club is returning to its broadcast roots as the club is proud to announce a two-year broadcast partnership with Corus Entertainment
Anna McMillan joins CTV Vancouver Island
She joins Jordan Cunningham, co-anchoring the CTV News at 5.
Wendy Mesley to retire from CBC
After 38 years at CBC, Wendy Mesley announced her retirement from the national broadcaster
Max Sheppard of Mountain FM joins CFOX FM & Rock 101...
The 2015 BCIT Radio Arts & Entertainment graduate joins after five years at Mountain FM
The peculiar comforts of radio stations in cottage country…
For nine months of the year, CJRL was a 1,000-watt full-service AM station serving the 10,000 or so souls of Kenora and anyone within about a 50-kilometre radius.
KJR Radio – Aircheck 2, presented by Mark Summers
KJR Radio Aircheck in Seattle, Washington from 1960 with host John Stone.
Saturday in Broadcast History .. July 3rd…
IT WAS JULY 3rd … when “Hawaii Calls” began its 60 years of radio broadcasts from the Moana Hotel on the beach at Waikiki. At its peak it aired on 600 radio stations around the world… When the comic strip character, Blondie was first heard on CBS radio, starring Penny Singleton & Arthur Lake … When Pamela Martin announced her departure from BCTV to join Bill Good as co-anchor of CTV Vancouver’s 6 pm news… When the legendary comedy team of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello debuted their own network radio show on NBC… ..and when “The Andy Williams Show” debuted as a summer replacement series on CBS-TV. ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.
Veteran CTV Lethbridge broadcaster Terry Vogt retiring after 5 decades in...
After a nearly half-century career telling the stories of southern Alberta, CTV Lethbridge news director and senior reporter Terry Vogt will sign off this fall, when he is set to retire.













