Bernard St-Laurent (broadcaster)
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For other persons of the same name, see Bernard St-Laurent.
Bernard St-Laurent is a Canadian radio personality, currently heard on CBC Radio One in Montreal.
He hosts the local Montreal afternoon weekday show Home Run and the national weekly program C'est la Vie.
St-Laurent has worked for CBC in various radio and television positions most years since 1981. He left CBC between 1987 and 1991 for various jobs at the Montreal Daily News (columnist, city editor, 1988-1989)[1][2], MétéoMedia (1989-1990) and the Gazette in Montreal (columnist, 1990-1991).[3]
[edit] References
- ^ Canadian Press. "Montreal gets new English newspaper", Toronto Star, 15 March 1988, p. B3.
- ^ Mayer, Ian. "Former Daily News features editor tells of life in the editorial firing line", The Gazette (Montreal), 17 December 1989, p. A8.
- ^ "Welcome! Here's your Gazette with a fresh face", The Gazette (Montreal), 15 January 1990, p. A1.
