With over 25 years of broadcasting experience, Bruce Rainnie has collected stories from every arena He has worked intimately with PEI's legendary broadcaster "Boomer" Gallant as well as many other well known characters from across the country. Bruce did the first TV interview with Sidney Crosby back in 1996 and has remained in contact with him ever since. He also worked closely with Olympic Gold Medalist, Heather Moyse. The book will include these anecdotes and stories from his work as a news and sports broadcaster.

Bruce Rainnie Bruce is nationally known for his work with CBC Sports. Along with being a regular host on Hockey Night in Canada, he has broadcast five Olympic Games and had the honour of calling the 2008 Gold Medal performance of Canadian Showjumper Eric Lamaze in Hong Kong. In March of 2004, he researched, co-produced, and hosted Great Expectations, a documentary on Sidney Crosby. Bruce was named the voice of Curling on CBC. Bruce's quick wit, thoughtful insights, and humorous, engaging style have entertained audiences all across Atlantic Canada. He lives in Charlottetown with his wife, Kendra, and their young sons, Mark and Alistair.

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