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On may 2, Peter Mansbridge steps into Knowlton Nash's shoes as anchorman of CBC-TV's The National
On may 2, Peter Mansbridge steps into Knowlton Nash's shoes as anchorman of CBC-TV's The National

On may 2, Peter Mansbridge steps into Knowlton Nash's shoes as anchorman of CBC-TV's The National

Date4/18/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: On may 2, Peter Mansbridge steps into Knowlton Nash's shoes as anchorman of CBC-TV's The National
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065351F
Peter Mansbridge may 2 his first night as permanent Anchorman of CBC TV's The National
Peter Mansbridge may 2 his first night as permanent Anchorman of CBC TV's The National
5/3/1988
Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
3/1/1983
Handling over: When Peter Mansbridge, left, was offered a million-dollar job at CBS, Knowlton Nash came up with an offer he couldn't refuse - he'd step aside as anchor of The National on the CBC
Handling over: When Peter Mansbridge, left, was offered a million-dollar job at CBS, Knowlton Nash came up with an offer he couldn't refuse - he'd step aside as anchor of The National on the CBC
11/12/1987
CBC's new National News anchorman Knowlton Nash at home, 'It's kind of nice when people recognize you'
CBC's new National News anchorman Knowlton Nash at home, 'It's kind of nice when people recognize you'
10/26/1978
A good news bearer. Peter Mansbridge, the anchor on CBC-TV's the National, holds high two tickets to a Blue Jays game he won when his name was drawn in this week's Star Ball contest draw
A good news bearer. Peter Mansbridge, the anchor on CBC-TV's the National, holds high two tickets to a Blue Jays game he won when his name was drawn in this week's Star Ball contest draw
5/2/1991
Raging passions, Although he was raised not to show his emotions, Knowlton Nash, anchorman of The National, admits to Joan Sutton that he has raging p(...)
Raging passions, Although he was raised not to show his emotions, Knowlton Nash, anchorman of The National, admits to Joan Sutton that he has raging p(...)
4/23/1981
Knowlton Nash. Has trouble on his hands in CBC-TV news department
Knowlton Nash. Has trouble on his hands in CBC-TV news department
9/26/1969
Getting to know you Popular ballerina Karen Kain gets to know Hobo, star of TV's The Littlest Hobo, on steps of the National Ballet School on Maitland(...)
Getting to know you Popular ballerina Karen Kain gets to know Hobo, star of TV's The Littlest Hobo, on steps of the National Ballet School on Maitland(...)
9/2/1981
News flash, The National's Knowlton Nash and ex-dancer Lorraine Thomson, another CBC veteran, sit in a limousine after they were married in a quiet ce(...)
News flash, The National's Knowlton Nash and ex-dancer Lorraine Thomson, another CBC veteran, sit in a limousine after they were married in a quiet ce(...)
4/22/1982
A Nash-inal treasure, Can Peter Mansbridge, right, make The National viewers forget Uncle Knowlty?
A Nash-inal treasure, Can Peter Mansbridge, right, make The National viewers forget Uncle Knowlty?
4/18/1988
Conservative changes: Gord Martineau, who once favored a 'hippie' image, has taken a conservative turn in dressing for his job as anchorman for City-TV's Citypulse News
Conservative changes: Gord Martineau, who once favored a 'hippie' image, has taken a conservative turn in dressing for his job as anchorman for City-TV's Citypulse News
9/24/1981
Carrying on family tradition of serving motorist are Reg Nash's son, Ross, and grandson, Randall, 18, Ross will take over the business when his father decides to retire
Carrying on family tradition of serving motorist are Reg Nash's son, Ross, and grandson, Randall, 18, Ross will take over the business when his father decides to retire
7/22/1975