Tonight at 8 P. M., Justin will undergo a double lung transplant. Please keep him and his family in your prayers as he continues his fight with Cystic Fibrosis. Hang in there Justin!
Author Archives: Jean Labelle
For last weekend’s broadcast, Anthony Mason of CBS Sunday Morning interviewed Timothy about Match Prints at his New York City studio. The 5-minute segment also includes an interview with the late Jim Marshall, who is shown photographing Bruce Springsteen, as well as footage from the book signing at the John Varvatos store in Soho and […]
I was contacted late last week to help document the launch of Ottawa’s newest radio station, EZ Rock, 99.7 on the dial. EZ Rock is the newest station in Astral Media’s stable and I was honoured to be asked to cover this extremely fun event. Special thanks to Marc Desrosiers for including me in this […]
Back in March, I was one of the volunteers for answering the telephones for the University Of Ottawa’s Heart Institute telethon. I arrived a little early to capture some behind the scenes action.
The German magazine “Gitarre & Bass” today published the photo below to go along with an interview with Robert DeLeo, bassist for the Stone Temple Pilots. The photo was taken last summer at the Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest.
Cover shot + content photos I was commissioned for back in early March for the Retail Council of Canada’s Independant Retailer Magazine. Four other photos were used in the story about how Rainbow Natural Foods, received the ultimate recognition for their years of dedication to sustainability – becoming the first Canadian health food store to […]
A little different perspective of the Ottawa skyline. Photo taken from the the Rideau Club in downtown Ottawa.
Lyndon Slewidge is an Ontario Provincial Police officer who also sings anthems for the Ottawa Senators hockey club. He has been the club’s official anthem singer since 1994, and is familiar with at least 13 national anthems. Slewidge typically ends an anthem with a wink and a thumbs up sign.
Len is an accomplished Canadian singer/actor in numerous Broadway shows. He won a Best Actor (Musical) Tony Award in 1979 for “Sweeney Todd”. He was also Tony-nominated in the same category in 1970 for “Applause,” and in 1973 for “A Little Night Music,” a role he recreated in the film version of the same name, […]
In May of 1959 Doug & Donna Summerhayes organized a meeting of more than 100 parents of children with Cystic Fibrosis. At this meeting, they laid the groundwork for what later became The Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. In the early years, Doug and Donna traveled throughout Canada, often at their own expense, to raise awareness […]
