Veteran radio and television sportscaster James Cybulski hosts TSN RADIO 1050’s afternoon drive show Cybulski & Company. He also juggles anchor, stand-in host and reporter duties for TSN’s SportsCentre. For over 16 years he has covered top national and international sporting events. In 2011 Cybulski received a Gemini for best sports feature segment and his exceptional coverage of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics earned him a Gemini nomination for best sports reporting.

For fans of music, laughing, friends and puppies, Dubble Deez and The Outerspacerz are an electro/ hip-hop/pop act from Toronto. Consisting of producer/vocalist David Mooney (The Moonunit), and producer Derek Gibbons (r2drok), they pump out feel good bass/melody and lead-heavy beats with styles ranging from heavy electro to Bee Gees-esque disco. Vocalists Alex Hoffman (Elwood), Dylan Morin, Niko Topshotta and Jackie Lyon also cover every vocal style and tone you can think of. Each member takes inspiration from different genres of music – from Ray Charles to The Gorillaz and back again. Every song has a different vibe and feeling while maintaining a high energy, wild party atmosphere which is sure to get your booty shakin’ and your feet moving. So if you came to get silly…Dubble Deez and The Outerspacerz is your way to go.

Deb’s work of late includes Little Mosque on the Prairie where she plays the Mayor, Single White Spenny, the voice of Winners, and The Ron James Show. Deb created, co-wrote, produced and starred in CBC’s Getting Along Famously with her husband Colin. Together they have also played a husband and wife in Love Letters and Sunshine sketches of a Little Town for CBC, and Living in my Car. Deb has just co-created a pilot called Filling the Gaps with Colin and her writing partner Barbara Radecki. With Barb she created a labour of love-their blog  http://themiddle-ages.blogspot.com  Last year she and Barb were nominated as one of the 100 most influential bloggers in North America.

Steve Anthony joined the CP24 Breakfast team in March 2009 helping wake up Toronto with Co-Host Melissa Grelo. Anthony connects with viewers who picked Steve Anthony as the recipient of the 2011 Top Choice Awards in the Television Personality category for the Greater Toronto Area.

Anthony grew up in Montreal and landed his first gig at the local radio station CFOX-AM. His rich on-air voice and charismatic presence enabled him to build a career that has spanned three decades and taken him from Toronto to Timmins and back again.

Some of the highlights throughout Anthony’s career include being one of the first MuchMusic VJ’s from 1987-1995; Co-hosting Toronto’s Breakfast Television from 1989-1994; Hosting the Morning Radio Show for Montreal’s CHOM-FM from 1998-2001; being a panelist for the MuchMusic VJ Search in 2006, and prior to joining CP24 Anthony hosted Mix 99.9 FM’s afternoon radio broadcast for the past eight years.

When his feet are on then ground he helps out his community as loyal supporter of the Hospital for Sick Kids and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada.  Anthony and his wife Tanya are dedicated pet owners with four cats and one dog.

Sam Corbett, drummer
Ewan Currie, vocalist & guitarist
Ryan Gullen, bassist
Leot Hanson, guitarist

Some listeners may argue that the sounds soaring from their speakers while listening to the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan band’s latest EP, Five Easy Pieces, or preceding full-length, Learn & Burn, are familiar relics of decades past, and they’d be right; however, it’s the manner in which The Sheepdogs borrow bits from classic, psychedelic, and boogie rock iconoclasts like Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Allman Brothers, and The Grateful Dead and mix them with modern rock sensibilities that really sets them apart.

That appeal was proven in 2011 when The Sheepdogs, via 1.5 million public votes, were declared the winners of a contest that found them as the first unsigned band to grace the cover of iconic rock rag Rolling Stone and landed them a deal with Atlantic Records. This came after years of trekking across Canada in their beaten-down van playing and as many new cities as possible. The only thing responsible for The Sheepdogs’ recent slew of success is the sweat they’ve left onstage and the sweet, sticky throwback tunes that share their infectious grooves with anyone taking them in.

The Sheepdog’s new album, produced by Patrick Carney, is set to be released later this summer.