He worked as a broadcaster at the former C.K.B.C radio station for 50 wonderful years.

Al's voice was so recognizable in the community that he was often referred to as « The Voice of Bathurst » for over 50 years.

His work experience at C.K.B.C. radio ranged from program director, sports director & manager in 1979.

He also worked for Phantom 103.3, where his signature program « Country Gold » was enjoyed by many.

He received many accolades over his career,

He was named Broadcaster of the Year by his peers in Broadcasting across Canada in 1988;

member of the NB Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001;

as the voice of the Bathurst Alpine Papermakers, broadcasting out of town games for many years.