All Biographies
Heather Hiscox
Heather Hiscox is a Canadian news anchor who broadcasts CBC News Now on the CBC News Network from 6 to 10 a.m. on weekdays. She was also the host of CBC News: Morning, the network's previous flagship morning television program, absorbed into CBC News Now when the network rebranded in 2009.
Marcia Macmillan
Marcia MacMillan, a Canadian TV personality was born on 24th March 1970. She spent her childhood days in Ancaster, Ontario. She completed her bachelor’s degree in political science at the University of Western Ontario. Her academic pursuit gave a complete background in the functions and structure of the political world. This education also served as the ideal foundation for Marcia to take up to journalism field later on.
Jennifer Burke
Jennifer Burke, nee Leo is a well-known Canadian television news anchor, journalist and radio host. She is also known as Jennifer Mather and Jenny Lo. She was born in London, England. Her father was a Chinese and mother was English. From London, they moved to St. Louis, Canada and eventually settled down in Vancouver. Jennifer underwent a broadcast journalism program at BCIT. Her biggest critic was her father, which helped her to improve on her career performances.
Sandie Rinaldo
Sandra Rinaldo was born on January 16. 1950 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Sandie is known for being a Canadian television journalist and anchor for CTV News.
Ashleigh Banfield
Ashleigh Banfield, who is a well-known face and frequently figured out on the worldwide famous news channel i.e. CNN. She is a journalist who has been known to host various shows like ‘The Early Start’ and ‘The 11 a.m. Hour’ and the ‘Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield’ aired on various news channels. Basically, she is from Canada, where she did her graduation and started her career. The kick of career never permitted her to look back. She is a brave journalist who did not even back out during the coverage of 9/11 terrorist attack or the other attacks in South East Asian countries. She holds one of the highest net worth among the women journalists.
Jessica Holmes
Jessica Holmes, the famous 1973 born comedian and actress, is a Canadian. She is famous for her work with the famous show Royal Canadian Air Farce. She gained immense popularity after working on her own show, The Holmes Show in 2002. Holmes did her schooling from the Canterbury High School in Ottawa. She pursued her further studies by Ryerson University in Toronto.
Peter Mansbridge
Peter Mansbridge, a reporter cum journalist, was born in 1948, in London. He started his career as a reporter with CBC radio in 1968, after which he joined with CBC TV, in 1972. In 1988, he became an anchor of ‘The National’. He has several achievements in the field of journalism covering some of the top stories and bagging 12 Gemini Awards as a broadcast journalist. Working mostly in the United Kingdom, Canada and The United States of America, he has earned great name and recognition by the leading universities in these countries besides being honoured with several awards. He also became a chancellor in Mt. Alison University in 2009.
Wendy Mesley
Wendy Mesley is one of the best known and respected Canadian hosts on television, broadcast journalist and reporter and is recognized by her tough and difficult style of interviewing. Her career started with CTV’s station in Montreal, CFCF. Later, she moved to Ottawa and hosted CBC television’s consumer investigation series named Marketplace, Sunday Report, an evening news program The National as a back-up anchor, the investigative news magazine CBC News- Disclosure, worked as a parliamentary correspondent for The National news magazine and co-hosts a show named Test the Nation.
Ken Shaw
Ken Shaw is a well-respected Canadian media personality, and has won numerous awards for his work. He currently works with CTV Toronto, and has also worked with various American networks. Although his professional life has been mostly scandal-free and eminently respectable, while also being a source of immense prestige, his personal life more than makes up for it!
Lynn Colliar
Lynn Colliar is a television personality who was born on November 22, 1967 in St. Andrews, Scotland and grew up in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada. She went to Terry Fox Secondary and then, to Simon Fraser University and graduated with a Biology degree. Collier loves animals. Initially, she worked as an assistant at veterinary clinics for seven years, which proves her love for animals. Subsequently, she enrolled in a Broadcast Journalism program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. It was a two-year program.
Dawna Friesen
Dawna Friesen, a Canadian and a television journalist, was born on 8th October 1964 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is presently the executive editor and chief anchor of the NBC Nightly News and Global National television shows. She did her graduation with Red River College and from 1985 she has been working as a journalist. She has had the privilege to anchor and report for the CBC TV in Vancouver and also for the CBC News World.
Ann Rohmer
Ann Rohmer is famous for being a Canadian television personality and news anchor.
Chris Gailus
Chris Gailus is a famous Canadian television news anchor. He was interested in journalism from his childhood. So, he decided to choose this as his career and completed his graduation at Mount Royal College in Calgary from Broadcast Journalism. Chris is also a sportsperson but not officially and is also an advocate by degree.
Janice Dean
Janice Dean is a weather personality for Fox News Channels with Fox Business Network. She is now a substitute for the Fox News Live headline anchor whenever it is needed. She got the nickname, Janice Dean, The Weather Machine. This is the name that was coined by the evening for Fox News Channels called Shepard Smith.
Michaela Pereira
Michaela Pereira is a Canadian television personality. She was born on August 26, 1970 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Michaela is biracial. Her biological mother is a Norwegian and father, a Jamaican. When she was three months old, a white couple from British Columbia adopted her. At a young age, she knew she was adopted. All the members of the Pereira family are not of the same ethnic background, which made her a strong advocate for children rights. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University. Though her journalistic career brought her to the US where she has been for several years, she still holds her Canadian citizenship. Presently, she is residing in New York. She is fluent in both English and Portuguese.
Max Keeping
Winston Maxwell Keeping is a Canadian broadcaster. He was born on April 1, 1942 in Grand Bank, Newfoundland Canada. His broadcasting career spanned the years between the late 1950s and 2010. Keeping is the former vice-president of news and public affairs at CJOH and the anchor of the local evening news broadcast from 1972, until he retired in 2010. Post his retirement, he became the television station’s community ambassador, until March 2012.
Pamela Wallin
Pamela Wallin is a former television journalist and Canadian diplomat. She was born on April 10, 1953 in Wadena, Saskatchewan, Canada. She is of Swedish descent. Her childhood was spent in Wadena. As per her education records, she completed high school in Moose Jaw. She graduated with a Psychology and Political Science degree from the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus in 1973.
Ian Hanomansing
Ian Harvey Hanomansing works for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation(CBC) as a television journalist. He previously hosted CBC News Network Vancouver on CBC News Network and reports for The National, CBC Television's nightly broadcast.
Evan Solomon
Evan Solomon was born on April 20, 1968 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Basically, he is a Canadian writer, publisher and radio television journalist. Currently, he hosts a program on television. He has been writing books and writing stories has been his passion. He is the author of several children stories as well as novels. He won a Gemini award for the best interviewer and host.
Mike Duffy
Mike Duffy the eldest of 5 siblings is a Canadian Senator, who started his career as a journalist. For someone who began as a teen disc jockey at CFCY-TV, he moved up the ranks to work as the Ottawa editor for CTV news Channel before being appointed to the upper house. He divorced his first wife Nancy in 1979 and in the year 1992 he got married to Heather Collins, a nurse who cared for him in the hospital where he was under treatment for a surgery.