Introduction
EdmontonBroadcasters.com is the definitive place to find information about Edmonton broadcasters, both past and present. As well attempting to capture the broadcast history of everyone who ever worked on the air or behind the scenes in Edmonton radio and television, this web site is also the new home of the Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
- For more information on the Club, click on Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
- For more information on Edmonton broadcasters, click on Broadcasters by Letter.
- For more information on Edmonton area radio and television stations, click on the Club’s Stations pages.
Passing
Jean Paul, a well-known Edmonton radio writer and Creative Director passed away on December 16, 2011, at the age of 87. Until shortly before her death, she wrote all of the Edmonton Broadcasters Club member biographies found on this site. Click here for more details on her broadcasting career and to view her obituary.
Jacqueline Miller, 58, passed away in Edmonton on Boxing Day. Although the majority of her career was spent as Director and Producer for CBC-TV, she also worked at A-Channel and Access TV.
For a more complete list of those Edmonton broadcasters who have passed away, please visit our Colleagues Remembered page where you will find a chronological list from the past year, and an alphabetical list covering the years since the Edmonton Broadcasters Club was formed in 1998.
Volunteer Your Voice
VoicePrint is always looking for Edmonton area volunteers to broadcast news and information for the blind and print-restricted. The commitment is only two hours once each month; e-mail edmonton@voiceprintcanada.com or phone 780-451-8331 for more information.