Legendary Edmonton broadcaster Daryl McIntyre announces retirement
Veteran broadcaster Daryl McIntyre is signing off for one last time soon, capping a 41-year-long career at the end of next month.
McIntyre, who currently hosts 630 CHED Mornings, made the announcement on X on Monday, calling it “the perfect way to wrap up 41 years of broadcasting.”
It’s the perfect way to wrap up 41 years of broadcasting. Finishing with the radio station I grew up with after the TV station I grew up with. I’m retiring from broadcasting. I will still do voice work, emcee and auctioneer. Last day on air: May 31. Thank you all for a good run! pic.twitter.com/h5yz7hCqAX
— Daryl McIntyre (@1DarylMcIntyre) April 8, 2024
McIntyre’s storied career included a 33-year stint at CTV News Edmonton before signing off from the anchor desk on September 13, 2019.
His post added that he will still be doing voice work, emceeing, and auctioneering. You can catch him on his last day on air on May 31.