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Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Fru(...)
Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Fru(...)

Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Fru(...)

Date6/21/1993
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  • Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Fru(...)
  • Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Frum's widower; Dr. Murray Frum; left; are CBC executives Patrick Watson and Gerard Veilleux. Barbara Frum; 54; died from leukemia on March 26 of last year.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Broadcaster honored. A mural dedicated to the renowned broadcasting career of the late Barbara Frum is unvelled at the CBC centre last night. With Frum's widower; Dr. Murray Frum; left; are CBC executives Patrick Watson and Gerard Veilleux. Barbara Frum; 54; died from leukemia on March 26 of last year.
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      Blunt refusal to sit back and take things on trust, which is important quality of her radio program, is captured in Barbara Frum's As It Happened. Above, the unflappable broadcaster is on the job
      Blunt refusal to sit back and take things on trust, which is important quality of her radio program, is captured in Barbara Frum's As It Happened. Above, the unflappable broadcaster is on the job
      Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
      2/8/1974
      In remembrance, Premier Bob Rae escorts his wife Ariene Perly Rae to a memorial for broadcaster Barbara Frum at Massey Hall yesterday
      In remembrance, Premier Bob Rae escorts his wife Ariene Perly Rae to a memorial for broadcaster Barbara Frum at Massey Hall yesterday
      Rae, Bob
      4/5/1992
      Surprise! It's supposed to be exotic blondes who jump out of birthday cakes but for Barbara Frum of CBC's As It Happens it was a not-so-exotic defence(...)
      Surprise! It's supposed to be exotic blondes who jump out of birthday cakes but for Barbara Frum of CBC's As It Happens it was a not-so-exotic defence(...)
      Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
      11/14/1978
      Remarkable, incisive, penetrating--those are some of the adjectives used to describe Barbara Frum, co-host of the CBC radio program As It Happens, wri(...)
      Remarkable, incisive, penetrating--those are some of the adjectives used to describe Barbara Frum, co-host of the CBC radio program As It Happens, wri(...)
      Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
      2/8/1974
      Linda Frum, following in the steps of mother Barbara, has written her second book, The Newsmakers, with royalties going to a CBC cameraman paralyzed in a fall
      Linda Frum, following in the steps of mother Barbara, has written her second book, The Newsmakers, with royalties going to a CBC cameraman paralyzed in a fall
      Beaty, Keith
      5/28/1990
      Peterson Honored. Governor-General Ray Hnatyshyn presents Jazz pianist Oscar Peterson with Glenn Gould Prize at CBC's Toronto centre last night
      Peterson Honored. Governor-General Ray Hnatyshyn presents Jazz pianist Oscar Peterson with Glenn Gould Prize at CBC's Toronto centre last night
      Bock, Tony
      5/10/1993
      So long and farewell. Outgoing CBC president Pierre Juneau bids adieu to the broadcasting network last night at a Roy Thomson Hall bash in his honor. His term ends July 31
      So long and farewell. Outgoing CBC president Pierre Juneau bids adieu to the broadcasting network last night at a Roy Thomson Hall bash in his honor. His term ends July 31
      Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
      6/12/1989
      CBC chief: Candidates include broadcaster Adrienne Clarkson, former CBC star Patrick Watson, centre, and former CBC executive Peter Herrendorf
      CBC chief: Candidates include broadcaster Adrienne Clarkson, former CBC star Patrick Watson, centre, and former CBC executive Peter Herrendorf
      Clarkson, Adrienne, 1939-
      5/6/1988
      Below, John Bassett: chairman executive committee Baton Broadcasting, with his wife, broadcaster Isabel Bassett
      Below, John Bassett: chairman executive committee Baton Broadcasting, with his wife, broadcaster Isabel Bassett
      Bassett, John, Sr
      11/8/1989
      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
      Eglinton, Rick
      5/14/1993
      Posthumous honor: Robert and Irene Crowe hold the OPP bravery award given last night fo their late son, Mark. He was one of 21 people honored for heroism.
      Posthumous honor: Robert and Irene Crowe hold the OPP bravery award given last night fo their late son, Mark. He was one of 21 people honored for heroism.
      Loek, Dick
      11/28/1988
      From left, Barbara Frum, her husband Dr. Murray Frum
      From left, Barbara Frum, her husband Dr. Murray Frum
      Bock, Tony
      5/30/1988