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Darryl Dahmer is 680News' airborne traffic reporter, with more than 35 years experience. He brings commuters the best in traffic as captured from the sky.

Russ Holden has been a member of the Rogers family for many years, having joined CHFI in the operations department in 1967.

I began working in a small radio station in my home town of Kenora, Ont. while still in high school. It was at that point that I fell in love with radio and I have never looked back.

As a child, Pam always heard the stories about how her father, as a teenager, was on radio with Lorne Greene. That's how she became fascinated with radio, and read with interest Lorne Greene’s handwritten notes on how to be an announcer.

I graduated from Humber College in 2006, from the journalism-print and broadcast program.

A graduate of the radio and television arts program at Seneca College in 1995, Christina began her career as a traffic reporter in Toronto upon graduating. The odds of landing a job in radio in the "big city" were "next to nothing" as she was told.

Jeffrey Halpenny is a 680News traffic reporter and audio editor.

A self-confessed news junkie, Richard has had a love of current events for as long as he can remember.

I began my broadcasting career with Rogers in 1998, working as a traffic reporter at CHYM FM/570 CKGL. As challenging as it was to learn the highways and by-ways of Kitchener-Waterloo, nothing keeps me on my toes so much as reporting traffic for the GTA!

Colette Wright is a traffic reporter for 680News.