CityPulse - The History of 299 Queen Street West (1987)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Amazing look at Citytv/MuchMusic's new home at 299 Queen Street West, along with some history of the building and lots of familiar faces. Very special thanks to Ken Reid for shepherding this clip through the ages!
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RIP to Mark Dailey, Glen Cole, Colin Vaughn, and recently... David Onley.
I was new to Toronto and worked on that block from October 1987 to February 1992. The energy on the street was fantastic. I've never seen anything like it since.
Mark had the greatest voice, such a legend.
Just saw him on Breakfast Television, he hasn’t changed a bit.
@@jsstar76 Mark Dailey died years ago. If he was on BT recently, he was not looking good :S
this is amazing and wonderful to see! thank you for posting!
Finally the whole series in one video
City TV... E V E R Y W H E R E !
That's a shame the interiors are no longer innovative in design. The original engineering design is still in tact though. It was nice to see this.
City TV had female camera crew. That was another one of their innovations
I have been to the building a few times to see The Social being filmed there.
That first segment was from CityPulse Tonight on Sunday, May 3, 1987, since they announced that their first CityPulse at 299 Queen Street West would air the next day.
I moved to Toronto in 1982 and this was so modern- try memphis
Sad to see the demise of independent, fair, balanced, truthful news in Canada.
RIP Canada.
I was thinking the same thing!! Sad state of affairs what has happened to our channel 7 news!
did you need to mute a song near the end of the video? Ed Segeren looked way too good to be an engineering technician to not work in front of the camera, Ed had a good voice and beautiful hair as well.