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Richard Southern is an award-winning reporter and has been with 680 NEWS since 2007.
His unique take on business news is heard every half an hour during the afternoon drive on 680 NEWS as well as on Rogers radio stations across the country, from Vancouver to Halifax.
Richard also hosts the nightly business report on CityNews and is often seen on City's Breakfast Television.
In the past he's reported for Primetime Sports with Bob McCown and has been heard on CNN radio.
Richard prides himself on putting a fun spin on business news, making it accessible and interesting to everyone.
He joined 680 NEWS as an anchor and reporter.
Memorable stories include the August 2008 Toronto propane explosion. Richard was the first to report on the blast and was one of the first reporters on the scene.
He's a graduate of Toronto's Seneca College and in his spare time enjoys watching the Blue Jays and travelling.
Richard Southern is an award-winning reporter and has been with 680 NEWS since 2007.
His unique take on business news is heard every half an hour during the afternoon drive on 680 NEWS as well as on Rogers radio stations across the country, from Vancouver to Halifax.
Richard also hosts the nightly business report on CityNews and is often seen on City's Breakfast Television.
In the past he's reported for Primetime Sports with Bob McCown and has been heard on CNN radio.
Richard prides himself on putting a fun spin on business news, making it accessible and interesting to everyone.
He joined 680 NEWS as an anchor and reporter.
Memorable stories include the August 2008 Toronto propane explosion. Richard was the first to report on the blast and was one of the first reporters on the scene.
He's a graduate of Toronto's Seneca College and in his spare time enjoys watching the Blue Jays and travelling.
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