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1. broadcasting-history.ca › television › televisionCJOH-DT – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   Edgley would direct the CTV Ottawa, /A Ottawa and CHUM Radio Ottawa engineering teams and the building/security team. He joined Baton Broadcasting (now CTV) in 1991. On March 12, CTV Ottawa celebrated its 50th year in broadcasting.

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2. broadcasting-history.ca › radio › radio-stationsCJMJ-FM – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   Robert Edgley became director of engineering, IT and building maintenance at CTV Ottawa, succeeding Art Clarke, the manager, engineering and IT, who retired at 49. Edgley would direct the CTV Ottawa, /A Ottawa and CHUM Radio Ottawa engineering teams and the building/security team.

3. broadcasting-history.ca › radio › radio-stationsCFRA-AM – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   Robert Edgley became director of engineering, IT and building maintenance at CTV Ottawa, succeeding Art Clarke, the manager, engineering and IT, who retired at 49. Edgley would direct the CTV Ottawa, /A Ottawa and CHUM Radio Ottawa engineering teams and the building/security team.

4. ottawa.ctvnews.ca › about › biosBios - Ottawa News Anchors and Journalists - CTV News Ottawa

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   Learn more about the journalists at CTV Ottawa. Sign up now for local breaking news alerts Subscribe. Skip to Main Content; CTV News; Mobile; CTV; Live Now: CTV News at Five. Search.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Timeline_of_the_CanadianTimeline of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - Wikipedia

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   CBC Corporate Headquarters now to CBC Building in Ottawa, now called the Edward Drake Building; 1965 The Fowler Committee on Broadcasting recommends a new regulatory and licensing authority. Government announces colour TV policy. First regular CBC stereo broadcasts from a single station in Winnipeg. 1966 Colour TV introduced in Canada. 1967

6. ottawa.ctvnews.caOttawa News | Local Breaking | CTV News Ottawa

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   When did Edgley join CTV Ottawa?

   • Edgley would direct the CTV Ottawa, /A Ottawa and CHUM Radio Ottawa engineering teams and the building/security team. He joined Baton Broadcasting (now CTV) in 1991. On March 12, CTV Ottawa celebrated its 50th year in broadcasting. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson and city council, even proclaimed a CTV Ottawa Day.

   CJOH-DT – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   Who is Robert Edgley?

   • Robert Edgley became director of engineering, IT and building maintenance at CTV Ottawa, succeeding Art Clarke, the manager, engineering and IT, who retired at 49. Edgley would direct the CTV Ottawa, /A Ottawa and CHUM Radio Ottawa engineering teams and the building/security team. He joined Baton Broadcasting (now CTV) in 1991.

   CJOH-DT – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   What happened to CTV Ottawa?

   • CTV Ottawa saw its newsroom gutted by fire on February 7, with damage estimated at more than $2.5 million. Vice President/General Manager Louis Douville said that while stock news footage, some archival footage, personal items, cameras and other vital equipment were lost, thousands of historical broadcasts were safe.

   CJOH-DT – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   Why did CJOH-TV become a TV station in Canada?

   • CJOH – TV added colour facilities and a mobile colour production unit, which was the first of its kind in Canada. Due to its excellent production facilities, CJOH-TV was used for many “outside” productions. Notably the “Galloping Gourmet” series with Graham Kerr which finally ran in Canada on the CBC after CTV affiliates turned it down.

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   What happened to CJOH & CTV Ottawa?

   • Former CJOH anchor and CTV reporter Dave Rinn died at age 55. On October 3rd, CJOH-TV was rebranded as CTV Ottawa. On July 21, the CRTC approved an application for ownership restructuring by Bell Globemedia (BGM), parent company of CTV, stemming from a deal in December 2005 that saw two new investors added to the company.

   CJOH-DT – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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   How many radio stations did CTVglobemedia buy?

   • Among the CHUM assets acquired by CTVglobemedia in the deal were seven television stations, including CHRO-TV Pembroke, 21 specialty channels and some 33 radio stations, including CFRA-AM. Bill Kincaid passed away after a long illness. In the 1960’s he launched Ottawa’s first radio talk show.

   CFRA-AM – The History of Canadian Broadcasting

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8. www.midlandtoday.ca › obituaries › edgley-paulEDGLEY, Paul Douglas (VE3PQ) - Obituary - Midland News

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   May 15, 2024 · 31-Jan-1939 - 7-May-2024. It is with sadness that the family announces that Paul passed away at Georgian Bay General Hospital on May 7th, 2024, in his 85th year. Paul worked in Radio and Television Broadcasting for 53 years before retiring from CTV to live in Penetanguishene Ontario.