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Trina McQueen, 34, is first woman executive producer of CBC's National news
Trina McQueen, 34, is first woman executive producer of CBC's National news

Trina McQueen, 34, is first woman executive producer of CBC's National news

Date4/14/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trina McQueen, 34, is first woman executive producer of CBC's National news. She earns $37,000 a year as boss of a multi-million-dollar budget and 75 news reporters
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067813F
Host Geoff Pevere, left, and executive producer Dave Downey get that sinking feeling in the atrium of the CBC's Kafkaesque new broadcasting centre
Host Geoff Pevere, left, and executive producer Dave Downey get that sinking feeling in the atrium of the CBC's Kafkaesque new broadcasting centre
5/14/1993
Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
Executive Producer of the CBC's religious program, Man Alive, Leo Rampen says the show aims to make people think rather than provide answers. The program starts its 10th season on Oct. 4
9/8/1976
CBC's new National News anchorman Knowlton Nash at home, 'It's kind of nice when people recognize you'
CBC's new National News anchorman Knowlton Nash at home, 'It's kind of nice when people recognize you'
10/26/1978
Trina McQueen
Trina McQueen
6/18/1980
Trina McQueen
Trina McQueen
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Trina McQueen
Trina McQueen
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Roving reporter John David Hamilton and producer Jack Vance of 'Mood' series: At work in Hamilton's basement sweatshop, editing the CBC's most ambitious radio documentary
Roving reporter John David Hamilton and producer Jack Vance of 'Mood' series: At work in Hamilton's basement sweatshop, editing the CBC's most ambitious radio documentary
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Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
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Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
3/1/1983
Don Harron, the host of the CBC's national Morningside
Don Harron, the host of the CBC's national Morningside
7/14/1977
The new Barris in the picture above is the star of Barris and Company, the CBC's new fall variety show
The new Barris in the picture above is the star of Barris and Company, the CBC's new fall variety show
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Michael McEwen: Margaret Lyons' right-hand man for nearly four years, CBC's new vice-president of English-language radio still remains something of an unknown quantity
Michael McEwen: Margaret Lyons' right-hand man for nearly four years, CBC's new vice-president of English-language radio still remains something of an unknown quantity
7/4/1986