News 91.9

Maritime Morning with Andrew Krystal is heard each weekday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on News 95.7 in Halifax, News 91.9 in Moncton and News 88.9 in Saint John. It's a fast-moving, regional call-in show that discusses current events, politics, entertainment and authors.

Email Maritime Morning with Andrew Krystal at andrew.krystal@rci.rogers.com

After almost two years as afternoon news anchor with News 91.9 in Moncton, I decided to move on to another position within "the company." I'm now the producer for Maritime Morning with Andrew Krystal in Halifax. My broadcast experience ranges from reporter, to anchor and now to producer.

Email Bill Dicks at bill.dicks@rci.rogers.com

Tom is a "newsman's newsman," a leading talk show host and journalist in New Brunswick for more than three decades. Each weekday on, the Afternoon News with Tom Young, from 12-3 p.m., Tom navigates listeners through to the real issues and concerns facing Maritimers today.

Email the Afternoon News with Tom Young at tomp.young@rci.rogers.com

Tyler works as the executive producer for the Afternoon News with Tom Young after being heard weekday mornings as a reporter on News 88.9 in Saint John.

Email Tyler McLean at tyler.mclean@news889.rogers.com

Originally from Scotland, Chris and his family moved to Canada in 1979. Chris spent the latter part of his childhood in Riverview, N.B., and, upon graduating from Riverview High School in 1993, headed to Loyalist College in Belleville, Ont. to study broadcast journalism.

Email Chris McKee at chris.mckee@news919.rogers.com.

Dan's path to the anchor's chair at News 91.9 has taken him on many different adventures and from sea to sea in this great country. Born and raised in Thunder Bay, ON, he enlisted in the Canadian Armed Forces immediately after high school which took him to large urban centres like Angus, Ont., Wainwright, Atla. and Dundurn, Sask.

Email Dan Ahlstrand at dan.ahlstrand@news919.rogers.com

I've always loved the smell of Maritime air, especially at 4 a.m. That's what time I start my day at News 91.9. I made the move to Moncton from Kingston, Ont., in 2005. Since starting in the radio business in 1995, I have called many cities home, including several spots in Ontario, such as Owen Sound, Orillia, London, and Kingston.

E-mail Tara Clow at tara.clow@news919.rogers.com

I was born and raised on the mystical, magical Miramichi, and after a few years away, came back home and started my career there. I was unleashed upon the airwaves at 790 CFAN in 1994. In 1999, I came to Moncton as morning co-host at Magic 104.

E-mail Jeannie MacGillivray at jeannie.macgillivray@news919.rogers.com

The broadcasting bug bit Allan after he volunteered in community television in his hometown of Truro, N.S. He developed his writing skills as a freelance writer and columnist for the Truro Daily News and other publications in the area. Allan's first radio gig was as a weekend newscaster at CHUC in Cobourg, Ont., while earning a broadcast journalism diploma at nearby Loyalist College.

E-mail Allan Dearing at allan.dearing@news919.rogers.com

Rebecca Davis is thrilled to be in the Hub City, especially with a station that has all the breaking news first. Born in Halifax, Rebecca spent the better part of her life on Prince Edward Island. She then pursued her love of news at one of Ontario's top colleges for broadcast journalism -- Fanshawe College in London, Ont.

E-mail Rebecca Davis at rebecca.davis@news919.rogers.com

Growing up in the Sussex area, I always loved to read and write and was told on more than one occasion that I talked too much! I think that's how I realized I was destined for a career in radio.

E-mail Cathy LeBreton at cathy.lebreton@news919.rogers.com

Born in Kingston, Ont., Darrell has moved around a lot -- he was part of a military family. He probably caught the broadcasting bug from his dad, who was in the communications division. If not that, then it�s the fact that he is a sports nut.

E-mail Darrell Quann at darrell.quann@news919.rogers.com

News 91.9 and the Moncton Wildcats are pleased to announce the play-by-play host for the 2006-2007 hockey season will be seasoned sports announcer and host Gerry Green. Prior to joining the Wildcats and News 91.9, Gerry was the play-by-play host for the Saint John Seadogs in their inaugural season in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Gerry brings a deep passion for junior hockey to his new position with over 19 years of broadcast experience.

"Sportsman" Scott MacIntosh can be heard weekday mornings and afternoons on News 95.7 at :15 and :45 past the hour with a complete look at the day in sports. He's been a copy writer, producer, afternoon drive host and much more...but his passion has and always will be sports.

Email Scott MacIntosh at scott.macintosh@news957.rogers.com.

"You do the traffic reports? How many times do you have to say 'Richard Zirowski' in a day?" Answer: You don't wanna know, my friend.

This is my first job in the radio biz! After taking a few years off after good old high school, and performing in various theatre productions, I decided to pursue a career in broadcasting.

Email Natalie Fournier at skywordshalifax@hotmail.com.

I have, for the past twenty years, been involved in broadcasting on every level; as host, on-air talent, meteorologist, science reporter, producer, director, and writer. I was the on-air weatherman for CBC in Windsor (CBET) and later in Halifax (ATV) for many years and before that was a meteorologist with Environment Canada.

Email Richard Zurawski at richard@palproductions.ca.

Hosted by popular gardening guru, Niki Jabbour, The Weekend Gardener, covers a wide range of topics relating to gardening in Atlantic Canada -- every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Niki will be joined every Sunday morning by a variety of interesting guests from across the country, offering insight, advice and answers to all of your gardening questions.

Email Niki Jabbour of The Weekend Gardener at nikijabbour@hotmail.com