Michel Jasmin

Michel Jasmin is a Canadian television and radio host, journalist, and interviewer from Québec.

Michel Jasmin is a Canadian television and radio host, journalist, and interviewer from Québec. Born in Saint-Laurent, Québec, on 13 August 1945, he began his career in radio in 1968 and became known for hosting television talk and variety programs in Québec. Jasmin is a notable figure in Québec media and French-language Canadian television and radio, making him relevant to Canadian entertainment history.

Early life and career

Michel Jasmin was born in Saint-Laurent, Québec, on 13 August 1945. He began working in radio in 1968, first as a journalist and newsreader.

Television and radio work

Jasmin became known in Québec for hosting television and radio programs, including talk shows and variety programs. Reports note that his television talk show at TVA drew a large audience.

1973 accident and recovery

In November 1973, Jasmin was seriously injured in a car accident that left him paraplegic. Later reporting states that he underwent rehabilitation and returned to his work in broadcasting.

Public recognition

Jasmin is remembered as a prominent Québec media personality. Coverage has also credited him with introducing Céline Dion to television audiences in 1981.