The Montreal community and the Canadian broadcasting world are mourning the passing of Dennis Trudeau, a respected journalist, television host, and radio reporter whose remarkable career at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) spanned more than 25 years.

Dennis began his distinguished career in journalism with a passion for storytelling and a commitment to truth that made him a trusted voice in Canadian media. Known for his sharp intellect and calm on-air presence, he became one of CBC’s most recognized figures. Over the years, he served as host of CBC Montreal’s morning show “Daybreak” for eight successful years, connecting with listeners across Quebec through insightful interviews and thoughtful reporting.

Dennis Trudeau Montreal Quebec Obituary: Host, And Reporter At CBC For More Than 25 Years, Has Passed Away.

Later, Dennis transitioned to television, anchoring “Newswatch”, which was later renamed “Canada Now.” His leadership, professionalism, and integrity as a broadcaster made him a model for journalists across the country. Beyond his career, Dennis was admired for his mentorship of young reporters and his ability to make complex issues understandable and human.

A lifelong Montrealer, Dennis combined his professional excellence with deep community involvement. He valued culture, civic engagement, and the importance of good journalism in shaping a more informed and compassionate society. His colleagues and friends remember him as a kind, articulate, and generous man who carried himself with quiet strength and grace.

Cause of Death: Dennis Trudeau passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of journalistic excellence and public trust that continues to inspire generations of broadcasters.

His voice, wisdom, and integrity will be deeply missed but forever remembered by his colleagues, viewers, and the countless Canadians whose mornings and evenings were enriched by his presence on CBC.