Beloved Quebec Radio Host Paul Houde Remembered at Montreal Planetarium Viewing

Quebecers have gathered at the Montreal Planetarium to pay their respects to the late radio host Paul Houde, who passed away recently.

The family of Paul Houde is hosting a public viewing in honor of the well-known Quebec broadcaster, with the event open between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and later from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

A private funeral service for Paul Houde is scheduled to take place on Saturday, honoring his life and contributions.

Paul Houde, who passed away at the age of 69 due to complications from brain surgery, was a beloved radio personality in Quebec. His career included hosting shows on prominent radio stations like CKAC and 98.5 FM, where he entertained his audience for years.

Throughout his career, Paul Houde not only excelled in radio but also ventured into hosting game shows like ‘Lingo‘ and ‘Le Cercle,’ adding to his diverse talents.

Additionally, Paul Houde showcased his acting skills, portraying the erudite and sports-loving goalkeeper ‘Fernand’ in films like ‘Les Boys,’ a role that endeared him to many Quebecers. His versatility extended onto television as well, where he continued to captivate audiences.

This report by The Canadian Press was originally published in French, underlining the significant impact Paul Houde had on the Quebec media landscape.