Terry Scott

Terry's broadcast career began in 1975 at the age of 17 when he landed a part-time job at CKOM Saskatoon during his final year of high school. Since that time, Terry has been a radio/television reporter and anchor at CKCK Radio & TV Regina, CKGM Montreal, CFTR Toronto, CKLW Windsor/Detroit and CKSL/CIQM-FM London.

He joined Broadcast News in 1990 as the Supervising Editor responsible for the editorial and commercial audio components of BN.

In 1994 he moved to the Marketing/Administration side of BN and has been instrumental in the development of new business while servicing the existing client base.

Terry has long been a member of the Radio-Television News Directors Association, and served for several years as RTNDA's Awards Chair and Convention Coordinator. He received the RTNDA Distinguished Service Award in 2000.

In June 2003, he was elected President of RTNDA Canada.

Terry is a former Big Brother and has been active in the Kinsmen organization, having served as President of the London, Ontario club.

He is a member of Scouts Canada and serves as a leader of the 31st Burlington Beavers Colony.

Terry and his wife, Connie, are the proud parents of 6-year old Rob and 5-year-old Lauren. When they're not busy on the home front, the entire family is active in the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association, a volunteer group dedicated to the restoration, preservation and display of vintage RCAF training aircraft.