Television and radio broadcaster Corus Entertainment Inc. says Doug Murphy is retiring as president and CEO of the company and will be replaced by a pair of company veterans.
Murphy joined Corus in 2003 as executive vice-president, business development, and held successively more senior positions until he was appointed as president and chief executive in 2015.
Get breaking National news
The parent company of Global Television says executives Troy Reeb and John Gossling have been appointed as co-chief executives, effective immediately.
Gossling will also continue in his role as chief financial officer.
- Argyle Street businesses worried about construction 9 years after ‘disastrous’ project
- Alberta government prepares for 2026 wildfire season, introduces new support program
- Mock beheading of Quebec labour minister at May Day protest draws outrage
- Solomon says new federal AI strategy will analyze impact on jobs
-
![]()
Exclusive: Chinese consulate allegedly tried to cancel Vancouver arts show -
![]()
‘Pearson is a disaster’: Poilievre backs Toronto island airport expansion -
![]()
Spirit Airlines goes out of business after 34 years, ending operations immediately -
![]()
Feds announce $250 million to expand training capacity for skilled trades within the CAF
In addition, Jennifer Lee has been appointed as chief administrative officer and chief legal officer. Lee had been executive vice-president and general counsel.
Corus owns both conventional and specialty television stations as well as radio stations and digital and streaming platforms.
Comments
Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first.