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Dick Smyth, Canadian maestro of news radio commentary, dies at 86

Dick Smyth, Canadian maestro of news radio commentary, dies at 86
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Canada never created its own Limbaugh

Winnipeg Free Press By: Shannon Sampert Last Modified: 8:10 AM CST Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021 | Updates Talk-show host Rush Limbaugh created the template for hard-right conservative commentary in the U.S. Rush Limbaugh died last week of lung cancer, and with his departure goes a great deal of power. Long before the rise of “citizen journalism” and the democratizing aspects of the internet, talk radio provided non-elites the opportunity to have their say in a public forum. Opinion Rush Limbaugh died last week of lung cancer, and with his departure goes a great deal of power. Long before the rise of citizen journalism and the democratizing aspects of the internet, talk radio provided non-elites the opportunity to have their say in a public forum.

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Fighting for air: Local radio and tv stations face a battle for survival on two fronts

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Tijana Martin/The Globe and Mail There was a bitter irony to what befell Canada’s local television and radio broadcasters when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Just as the need for local news and information rose, the advertising revenue that broadcasters rely on plunged as large sections of the economy were shut down to prevent transmission of the coronavirus.

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