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	Heather Fairbairn - Announcer/producer CKUA current.
	Judy Fantham - Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
	Chris Fantini - Graduate, Columbia Academy of Broadcasting, Vancouver 2002. DJ (voice-tracked) overnights CISL Vancouver 2001-02; intern CKZZ-FM Vancouver 2001-02; swing announcer CKYL Peace River 2002-03; afternoon drive CKKX-FM Peace River 2002-03; swing announcer & assistant music director CKRA-FM Edmonton 2003-06; afternoon drive CKMM-FM Winnipeg 2006-current. Born in Winnipeg.
	Allen Farrell - Copy Writer CFRN-AM 1950s; Promotion Director CHUM Toronto late 1950s and 1960s; co-founded Creative Sight and Sound; wrote "The CHUM Story" in 2001. Died in Parry Sound, Ontario, on March 7, 2007.
	Craig Fee - Program Director CKRA-FM Edmonton March 2008-current.
	Scott Fee - BCIT Broadcast Journalism graduate; announcer UBC Thunderbirds baseball and hockey 2003-05; part-time anchor CKWX Vancouver 2005; videographer CKEM-TV Edmonton 2005-current; reporter CH Television Victoria 2006-current.
	Zane Feldman - Co-owner, with Dr. Charles A. Allard, Lewis Roskin and Murray Dyck, CHQT Edmonton 1965-72.
	Austin Fields - Bachelor of Arts in Radio Broadcasting, Bob Jones University, South Carolina; graduate National Broadcasting Institute, Chicago; continuity writer CKRD Red Deer 1949; announcer & PR Director CKPR Fort William, Ontario; announcer & News CKOM Saskatoon; announcer CFRN-AM Edmonton 1953; actor CJCA Edmonton 1953; retired from broadcasting early 1960s; Director of Child Welfare, Alberta government; Director Westfield Youth Centre Edmonton; Director Oak Hills Boys Ranch, Bon Accord, Alberta. Born August G. Frauenfeld. Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
	Fred Filthaut - Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
	Neil Findlay - Operator/relief announcer CKXM-FM Edmonton mid-late 1970s; Promotions Manager CFRN Edmonton; administration trucking firm Edmonton current.
	Brenda Finley - News CKUA current.
	J. P. Finnigan (Jack) - DJ CKEY Toronto early 1960s; CJCA Edmonton 1967-late '60s; CKGM Montreal; CJAD Montreal 1972-early 2000s. Died December 2, 2006, at the age of 65 from complications related to diabetes and a heart condition; only child Jennifer is a multi-Emmy award winner for her work on "The Bold and the Beautiful".
	George Finstad - CKUA Edmonton 1953; CKSA Lloydminster 1950s; CFAX Victoria early 1960s; staff and News announcer CBC Radio Vancouver 1964-68; special feature reporter BC centennial year celebrations CBC Vancouver 1967; CBC Toronto 1968-77; weekend anchor The National News CBC-TV Toronto late 60s-early 70s and portrayed as "George FunnyStud" on CBC Radio comedy programs; co-host Marketplace CBC-TV national 1972-77; narrator public affairs series Elements of Survival CBC-TV national 1974-75; private radio Montreal 1977; CBC-TV Montreal 1980s; retired from CBC 1990. CBC Biography. Born in Edmonton and died in Toronto on May 30, 2008.
	Tera Lee Flaman - Country 100 Moose Jaw 2006; co-host afternoon drive CKRA-FM Edmonton 2006.
	Terry Robert Fleming - CFUN Vancouver 1965-66; CKLG-FM Vancouver; CKLN Nelson; CKCQ Quesnel 1970; CKEK Cranbrook 1974; CJJC Langley 1975; CHNL Kamloops; CFRN Edmonton 1977-79; CJCD Yellowknife 1980; CKST St. Albert AB; PD CHEC Lethbridge 1981-84; freelance announcer CFCN-TV Calgary; AM drive CHWK Chilliwack 1984; CKST Vancouver/Langley; AM drive CKEK Cranbrook 1993; CFRN-TV Edmonton 1997; CFCP Courtenay; President/Founder CJTS-FM Lethbridge 2001-06.
	Phil Floyd - News CJCA Edmonton 1964.
	Gillian Foote - Volunteer Mix 100.9 Truro; graduate Nova Scotia Community College Radio and Television Arts; DJ Country 101 Halifax; co-host morning drive CFBR-FM Edmonton 2004-current.
	Jerry Forbes - Born Murray McIntyre Forbes in Innisfail, Alberta, on May 14, 1923; died September 24, 1981. Announcer CFRN-AM 1947; Production Manager (PD) then General Manager CHED 1954-1981; founded Santas Anonymous; CAB Hall of Fame 2005. CCF bio.
	Marty Forbes - Writer and announcer CHNL Kamloops 1970-72; Creative Director CKXL Calgary 1972-78; mornings/Operations Manager CJAY-FM Calgary 1978-79; Program Director CILA-FM Lethbridge 1979-81; PD CJAX-FM Edmonton 1981-83; commercial production/PD CJAZ-FM/CKKS-FM Vancouver 1983-88; PD CHUM Toronto 1988-89; PD CKFM-FM Toronto 1989-90; PD CISL Vancouver 1990-91; General Manager CFRN-AM & CFBR-FM Edmonton 1991-current; General Manager CFMG-FM Edmonton 2002-current. Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club. Born in Edmonton; son of Jerry Forbes.
	Al Ford - Program Director CHDI-FM Edmonton current.
	Bill Forst (William D. Forst) - CKOM Saskatoon 1951; Broadcast Engineer CKRD Red Deer; CFRN-TV Edmonton; built CJCD-AM Dawson Creek, CKSW-AM and CJFB-TV Swift Current 1957. Retired early due to a stroke, but lived until age 80, passing away July 27, 2006. CCF bio.
	Ken Foss - Announcer CJCA Edmonton 1950s.
	Dave Foster - DJ weekend all nights CJCA Edmonton 1966-67.
	Norm Foster - Overnights CJGX Yorkton 1979-81; swing CFMC-FM Saskatoon 1981; middays CKJS Winnipeg 1981-84; swing CHIQ-FM Winnipeg 1984-86; overnights CIRK-FM Edmonton 1986-87; swing CKNG-FM Edmonton 1987; middays CIOF/CKXY Vancouver 1987-89; swing CKST Langley 1989; overnights CKXY Vancouver 1990; middays CJKR-FM Winnipeg 1990-91; swing CHIQ-FM Winnipeg 1993-94; afternoon drive/middays CFWM-FM Winnipeg 1999-2002; commercials, product branding, radio/TV imaging and industrial narration current; currently producing documentary TURN IT ON - The Glory Days of Canadian Top 40 Radio
	Shannon Fox - Music Director & evenings CKNG-FM Edmonton current.
	Shane Foxman - Broadcast Journalism graduate Loyalist College Belleville ON; television reporter/anchor CKOS-TV Yorkton SK 1988-89; CKPR-TV Thunder Bay 1989; Lethbridge and The New VR Barrie ON 1990s; A-Channel CKEM-TV Edmonton 1996-98; Victoria legislative bureau chief CKVU-TV Vancouver 1998-2000; News then co-host Breakfast Television Citytv Vancouver 2003-05; host ’Caps Corner Citytv 2005; morning co-host CHMJ Vancouver 2005-06; CKST Vancouver 2006; morning host CFUN Vancouver 2006-current. Foxman Consulting.
	Alex Frame - CFYK Yellowknife 1963; Announcer (including News) CKUA Edmonton 1963; Producer (including Peter Gzowski's "This Country in the Morning") late 1960s then Vice President CBC Radio.
	Alf Franke - Technical producer CKUA Edmonton 1961-90.
	Fil Fraser - Operator CKFH Toronto 1951; CKGB Timmins, Ontario; Sports Director & play-by-play announcer CKBB Barrie, Ontario; News CFCF Montreal mid-1950s; founder and publisher Regina Weekly Mirror 1960; Program Director MEETA (forerunner of ACCESS Alberta) 1969; News co-anchor CBXT-TV Edmonton 1971-73; Talk show host CJCA Edmonton 1974-79; Fil Fraser Show CITV-TV Edmonton 1974-75; Morning Host CKXM-FM Edmonton 1979-1983; Host, Alberta Morning CKUA September 1, 1983-84; National Task Force on Broadcasting Ottawa 1985-86; Director Development ACCESS Alberta Edmonton 1987; chief commissioner Alberta Human Rights Commission 1989-92; Order of Canada 1991; President Vision-TV Toronto January 1995 - December 2000. Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club. Born in Montreal in August 1932.
	Shelley Fraser - CJAX Edmonton early 1980's; CKRY Calgary mid-1980's; CHQR Calgary 1986; morning show producer CKKS-FM Vancouver 1990-91; host Cryin' Lovin' or Leavin' Satellite Radio Network 1991-96; BC Country Music Association Greg Sherret Country Broadcaster of the Year 1994; talk/music host weekends WIC Radio Network/CKNW Vancouver 1996-97; CFOX-FM Vancouver 1997-99; swing CHUM-FM Toronto 1999-02; morning show co-host CFWM-FM Winnipeg 2002-03; animation/voiceovers Toronto 2003; morning show co-host CKUL-FM Halifax 2006-current.
	August Frauenfeld - Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
	Fearless Fred - afternoon drive CFBR-FM Edmonton current.
	Dennis Freeman - Announcer and switcher CHAT-TV Medicine Hat 1959; DJ CKSA-AM & switcher director CKSA-TV Lloydminster; studio audio, announcing, switching CFRN-TV Edmonton. Member, Edmonton Broadcasters Club.
	Tanya French - Interactive Account Manager CHQT/CISN-FM Edmonton current.
	Tom Fulton - "The Big Kahuna" DJ CJCA mid-1960s; CKFH Toronto; CJRT-FM Toronto; CING-FM Toronto; CJCL/CKFH Toronto; CFRB Toronto; CHWO Toronto. Died of an apparent heart attack at age 58 on December 9, 2002.

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