Kevin Frankish

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Kevin Frankish is a Toronto-area media personality. He co-hosts Breakfast Television on Citytv.

After getting a diploma in radio and television broadcasting at Canadore College, he started his career at CKNY in North Bay. He also had a nine year stint at The New VR (CKVR) in Barrie, Ontario. At CKVR, he began a practice of ending every broadcast with a wink, his way of saying "hi" to his wife Beth; this continues until present day.[1]

He then moved to Citytv in 1991.

After suffering a panic attack on air, Kevin Frankish publicly discussed his panic attacks with viewers.[2] He also talked about it on a CFRB show called The Motts hosted by Paul and Carol Mott on September 13, 2006.

Frankish lives with his wife Beth and their four children in Barrie, Ontario.

  1. ^ Inside BT Blog: "The Wink", 14 August 2006.
  2. ^ Inside BT blog: "Panic Attacks", 12 July 2006.


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