Post by no1important on Jul 2, 2005 13:02:51 GMT -5
I see Alison Smith is leaving the CBC morning news in September to take over as Washingtons senior corrospondent as David Halton is retiring.
David Halton set to retire from CBC
TORONTO - Veteran CBC News correspondent David Halton is set to retire in June, after 40 years at the network.
Halton, who for more than a decade has been CBC's senior correspondent in Washington, will be replaced by Alison Smith, anchor of CBC News Morning.
David Halton
Halton joined CBC News in 1965, becoming Paris-based correspondent for The National a year later. During his career, Halton has reported from Quebec, London and Ottawa.
Halton, who will continue to act as a "special contributor" to CBC News and CBC.ca, will also be writing a book.
Smith, whose broadcast experience with CBC began in 1977, will join the Washington bureau in the autumn.
David Halton set to retire from CBC
TORONTO - Veteran CBC News correspondent David Halton is set to retire in June, after 40 years at the network.
Halton, who for more than a decade has been CBC's senior correspondent in Washington, will be replaced by Alison Smith, anchor of CBC News Morning.
David Halton
Halton joined CBC News in 1965, becoming Paris-based correspondent for The National a year later. During his career, Halton has reported from Quebec, London and Ottawa.
Halton, who will continue to act as a "special contributor" to CBC News and CBC.ca, will also be writing a book.
Smith, whose broadcast experience with CBC began in 1977, will join the Washington bureau in the autumn.