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By Adam Glynn In over a decade of working in broadcasting I never thought I’d have a commute of only 10 steps, or a dress code which permits me to

By Helen Harper Gordon Meredith Lightfoot Jr. was born in Orillia, Ont. in 1938. This “Canadian National Treasure” is credited with helping define the folk-pop sound of the 1960s and

My pre-retirement life involved working in health care as a nurse manager in Burns, Plastics, and Head and Neck Oncology, and lastly, as a Director of Care in a long

In 1960, Pollyanna, the movie, came out. It was about a 12-year-old orphan daughter of missionaries who arrives in a small town to live with her rich and strict aunt.

Susan Earl, Volunteer Coordinator Volunteers are a vital part of CJNU Nostalgia Radio. Do you know CJNU is 98% volunteer run? Without our more than 110 volunteers on air and

Tom Dercola They took America by storm in 1964. Beatlemania gripped the pop music world and its influence continues to this day. You have the unique opportunity to relive the

By John Einarson Any mention of the thriving coffeehouses in Winnipeg during the ‘60s and ‘70s always elicits one name: Jim Donahue. He was the kingpin on the local folk

It’s October, which means it’s time for CJNU’s biggest annual party – Pledge Drive! From Thursday October 24th through Sunday October 27th you’re invited to join us for a four-day