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Perry Rosemond, the visionary behind some of Canada’s most beloved TV shows, died at 89 — leaving behind a legacy that shaped CBC’s golden age. From dropping out of law school to chase acting dreams in Toronto with Gordon Pinsent, he found his calling back in Winnipeg, where he became a powerhouse producer and director. He launched careers, crafted iconic comedies like King of Kensington and Air Farce, earned an Order of Canada, and even brought live theatre to screens. A master of timing and talent, Rosemond’s influence spans decades — from sports broadcasting to American sitcoms — proving that passion, persistence, and a keen eye for comedy can turn a dream into an enduring national treasure.

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