Canadian Press reprises career of Ms Maddren, a favourite of listeners of the flagship news show "World Report". The steady presence of Judy Maddren will sign off from that program for the last time on March 27, 2009. Link to CP from headine above.
Monday, March 16, 2009
CBC's Judy Maddren to retire after 30 years in radio
Canadian Press reprises career of Ms Maddren, a favourite of listeners of the flagship news show "World Report". The steady presence of Judy Maddren will sign off from that program for the last time on March 27, 2009. Link to CP from headine above.
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