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- Candlelight vigil for 14 slain women in Montreal.
Before social media, there was Loyalist
The absolute best two years of my young life. We were a wild bunch in the Broadcasting wing. We worked hard all hours of the day and night completing assignments, and when those were done, we’d unwind with great tunes and fantastic lifelong friends.
–Shelly Coates-Comeau, Radio Broadcasting, 1989