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Radio veteran Doug Barron aka ‘Hal Harbour’ has passed away

Doug Barron, who entertained audiences from Toronto to Halifax over a 45-year broadcasting career, has passed away at age 71, his family has announced. Originally...

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Chris Bowen, 38, on July 31. Bowen’s interest in radio was piqued as a volunteer at University of Waterloo campus station, Radio Waterloo (CKMS-FM),...

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Patrick Monaghan on July 25. Monaghan was the host of award-winning program “Buckslide Blues Cruise” on Haliburton community radio station 100.9 Canoe FM (CKHA-FM)....

Haliburton’s Canoe FM mourns passing of ‘Buckslide Blues Cruise’ host Patrick Monaghan

Written by Karim Mosna and submitted by Canoe FM Manager Roxanne Casey It is with heavy hearts that all of us at 100.9 Canoe FM...

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Lee Major (Ivan Lemesurier), 85, on July 11. Major began his more than five-decade career in Yellowknife with CBC Radio in 1957. Early in...

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Bill Lawrence, 91, on July 14, following a heart attack. After graduating from Ryerson University in 1954, Lawrence started his broadcasting career at CHCH-TV...

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Dan Carson, 60, on June 27. Heard on Calgary's Country 105 (CKRY-FM) for three decades, Carson was part of the station's "Odd Squad" morning...

Sex educator and broadcaster Sue Johanson has passed away at 93

Sue Johanson, the groundbreaking Canadian sex educator, broadcaster, and therapist, has passed away at age 93. Johanson, a registered nurse, established and ran a first-of-its-kind...

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Russ McCloud. McCloud’s radio career began at CKPG Prince George and CKOV Kelowna in the early 1970s. He joined CFUN Vancouver in 1976, before...

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Doug Caldwell, on June 12. Following his graduation from the Radio Television Program at NSCC Kingstec, Caldwell got his start in broadcasting with Annapolis...

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