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Media Arts, Norman (Otis) Richmond, broadcaster and Canadian radio pioneer
Media Arts, Norman (Otis) Richmond, broadcaster and Canadian radio pioneer

Media Arts, Norman (Otis) Richmond, broadcaster and Canadian radio pioneer

Date9/10/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Media Arts; Norman (Otis) Richmond; broadcaster and Canadian radio pioneer. Richmond is most widely known for Diasporic Music; his long-running show on CKLN.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0100949F
Lobbying continues: Norman Otis Richmond of the Black Music Association (Toronto) last night protested lack of separate Juno categories for reggae and calypso
Lobbying continues: Norman Otis Richmond of the Black Music Association (Toronto) last night protested lack of separate Juno categories for reggae and calypso
3/12/1989
Conference chairman for the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, opening here today, Ross McCreath scored 12 out of 15 on our quiz
Conference chairman for the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, opening here today, Ross McCreath scored 12 out of 15 on our quiz
11/9/1982
Lionel Lester (left) last night was presented the Pioneer of the Year award by Don Watts, president of the Canadian Motion Picture Pioneers
Lionel Lester (left) last night was presented the Pioneer of the Year award by Don Watts, president of the Canadian Motion Picture Pioneers
11/1/1976
Ocean Tyson was born in Grenada, will teach African and West Indian dance at the new Performing Arts Studio on Vaughan Rd. [Incomplete]
Ocean Tyson was born in Grenada, will teach African and West Indian dance at the new Performing Arts Studio on Vaughan Rd. [Incomplete]
1/7/1975
Fred Brooks has settled down in Whitby with his laid-back acoustic guitar music after giving up on touring the Holiday Inn circuit. He played a benefit at the Station Arts Gallery last night
Fred Brooks has settled down in Whitby with his laid-back acoustic guitar music after giving up on touring the Holiday Inn circuit. He played a benefit at the Station Arts Gallery last night
7/28/1980
William Ronald made a lot of enemies (and a lot of friends) in 1967 doing umbrella, his TV program on the arts
William Ronald made a lot of enemies (and a lot of friends) in 1967 doing umbrella, his TV program on the arts
10/22/1969
Paul Thompson: Canadian theatre pioneer
Paul Thompson: Canadian theatre pioneer
10/10/1978
Celebrity, Hockey broadcaster Brian MacFarlane was swamped by autograph seekers at the end of a book called Peter Puck, talked about hockey and how to play a fair game
Celebrity, Hockey broadcaster Brian MacFarlane was swamped by autograph seekers at the end of a book called Peter Puck, talked about hockey and how to play a fair game
3/7/1980
CBC broadcaster Jay Ingram has written a book called The Science Of Everyday Life
CBC broadcaster Jay Ingram has written a book called The Science Of Everyday Life
9/18/1989
Stuart McLean Broadcaster
Stuart McLean Broadcaster
4/19/1989
Storytelling takes many forms: from left, children's author Robert Munsch, CBC broadcaster Stuart McLean and fulltime storyteller Dan Yashinsky
Storytelling takes many forms: from left, children's author Robert Munsch, CBC broadcaster Stuart McLean and fulltime storyteller Dan Yashinsky
2/13/1989
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
7/31/1990