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Canadian broadcaster
Robert Joseph McAdorey (July 24, 1935 – February 5, 2005) was a Canadian television and radio broadcaster, most noted for his roles as a radio DJ for Toronto
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Canadian singer-songwriter
solo artist. McAdorey was born in Toronto. She is the niece of Canadian television personality Bob McAdorey. In the early 1980s, McAdorey lived in the
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McAdorey is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Bob McAdorey (1935–2005), Canadian television and radio broadcaster John McAdorey (1974–2019)
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Canadian broadcaster
Guys" when he co-anchored Global's noon newscast with John Dawe and Bob McAdorey. He is a former host of CBC Sports Hockey Night in Canada games involving
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Canadian television personality (1933–1996)
two novelty recordings made as promotions for the station. Along with Bob McAdorey and other on-air personalities at CHUM, they recorded songs as The Chumingbirds
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News radio station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
reimaging of the CityNews brand, CFTR rebranded as 680 NewsRadio Toronto. Bob McAdorey (1970–1976), formerly CHUM, later Global News entertainment editor and
CFTR_(AM)
Canadian journalist (1937–1992)
Attending Stamford Collegiate high school, where she was a classmate of Bob McAdorey, Barbara served on the student council. She was also a member of Theta
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Canadian music chart
to test how accurate the chart reporting really was, program director Bob McAdorey placed a fake entry for a nonexistent song (called "The Queen") by the
CHUM_Chart
Canadian garage rock band
demos and live performances and a radio interview with CHUM Radio DJ Bob McAdorey on his short-lived Sunday night show, called "Talent In Toronto", from
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Sports radio station in Toronto
Mike Darow; Pete Nordheimer, replaced in 1961 by Bob McAdorey, teen DJ Dave Johnson, and all night DJ Bob Laine. Later additions to the CHUM DJ lineup included
CHUM_(AM)
former City Toronto news anchor Dan Matheson – CTV News Channel anchor Bob McAdorey (1935–2005) – former global entertainment reporter; deceased Duncan McCue
List_of_Canadian_journalists
Television station in Toronto
Beverly Thomson, John Dawe, Jane Gilbert, Peter Kent, Loretta Sullivan, Bob McAdorey, Thalia Assuras and Anne-Marie Mediwake. From 1994 to 2001, CIII also
CIII-DT
Makonnen Katie Malloch Jeff Marek MC Mario David Marsden Pat Marsden Bob McAdorey Stuart McLean Bernie McNamee Casey Mecija Kim Mitchell Alain Montpetit
List of Canadian radio personalities
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Radio station in Guelph, Ontario
New York Rangers, Gordie Tapp, Lloyd Robertson, Al Shaver, Bob Bratina, and Bob McAdorey. Bratina was on the air November 9, 1965 when the huge black-out
CJOY
newscaster Gord Martineau, newscaster Shahir Massoud, chef and talk show host Bob McAdorey, entertainment reporter Mark McKinney, Ottawa comedian Ann Medina, journalist
List of Canadian television personalities
List_of_Canadian_television_personalities
War II hero, head of the Radio Free Europe Polish section February 5 - Bob McAdorey, 69, Canadian television and radio broadcaster February 6 - Karl Haas
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(born 1932) February 1 – John Vernon, actor (born 1932) February 5 – Bob McAdorey, television and radio broadcaster (born 1935) February 21 – Gérard Bessette
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2024) July 23 – Danièle Dorice, singer and teacher (d. 2018) July 24 – Bob McAdorey, television and radio broadcaster (d. 2005) July 25 – Gilbert Parent
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Canadian country rock band
music video for the single featured Keelor's then-girlfriend Michelle McAdorey, who soon had success with her own band, Crash Vegas. In 1992, the band's
Blue_Rodeo
1989 studio album by Blue Rodeo
Vegas, which had been formed a year earlier by singer-songwriter Michelle McAdorey and Blue Rodeo member Colin Cripps. They hired Burn in December 1988, and
Diamond Mine (Blue Rodeo album)
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Period of civil unrest in Northern Ireland (late 1960s–1998)
four days of violence in which 20 civilians, two IRA members (Patrick McAdorey and Seamus Simpson) and two British soldiers were killed. Fourteen of the
Timeline_of_the_Troubles
Lacrosse tournament in Boston
scoring: Max Sloat 2, Benn Johnston 2, Eric Malever 2, Liam Kershis 2, Andrew McAdorey, Graham Blake, Mac Christmas, Cal Girard Georgetown scoring: Aidan Carroll
2025 NCAA Division I men's lacrosse tournament
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September – Karl Gannon, association football player. 16 September – John McAdorey, relay sprinter. September – Liam Donoghue, Galway hurler. 1 October –
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7th season in franchise history
draft selections Round Selection Player Position College Notes 1 2 Andrew McAdorey Midfield Duke 3 Sam English Midfield Syracuse From the Boston Cannons 5
2025 California Redwoods season
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Former Canadian music and arts festival
Ashley MacIsaac Peter Mansbridge Shannon Maracle Cindy Matthews Michelle McAdorey Kevin McDonald Murray McLauchlan Kim Mitchell, Moist Moxy Früvous Billy
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comedian and actor (Master, Tholi Prema, Hungama), kidney disease. John McAdorey, 45, Irish Olympic sprinter (2000), melanoma. Isaac Namioka, 91, Japanese-born
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