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Anna Maria Tremonti

Canadian radio and television journalist (born )

Anna Maria Tremonti (born July 2, ) is a Canadian radio and television journalist who has been featured on a variety of radio and television programs on the CBC.

She has served as a senior reporter for The National, where she won two Gemini Awards,[1] and a host of The Fifth Estate, where she won a Gracie Award.[2] From until , she hosted CBC Radio One's morning news and current affairs program The Current;[3] in May , she announced that she would retire from the program at the end of her 17th season, and transition to a fresh role creating and hosting two new CBC podcasts.[4] In November , her first new podcast was announced, which was released in January , as More With Anna Maria Tremonti.[5]

Born in Windsor, Ontario, she began her journalism career at the University of Windsor student newspaper, The Lance, and the university's radio station, CJAM.[6]

Her later experiences included private broadcasting contracts in Recent Glasgow, Nova Scotia at CKEC Radio and Toronto before serving with the CBC in Fredericton, Halifax, Edmonton, Ottawa and Toronto.

She also worked as a CBC correspondent in Europe, and was for several years the chief CBC correspondent in the Middle East.[7]

She is the significant other of former Toronto city councillor John Filion.[8] In February , she published Welcome to Paradise on CBC Radio and in podcast format.

I was abused by my partner. It shaped my career as a journalist: Anna Maria Tremonti (born July 2, ) is a Canadian radio and television journalist who has been featured on a variety of radio and television programs on the CBC. She has served as a senior reporter for The National, where she won two Gemini Awards, [1] and a host of The Fifth Estate, where she won a Gracie Award. [2].

Welcome to Paradise is an audio memoir of her earlier marriage to an abusive husband.[9]

References

  1. ^"CBC big Gemini winner". Vancouver Sun, October 3,
  2. ^Electric CurrentArchived May 2, , at the Wayback Machine, by Marianne Delija, at the Ryerson Review of Journalism; published June ; retrieved May 1,
  3. ^"Anna Maria Tremonti switches to radio".

    Toronto Star, July 24,

  4. ^"Anna Maria Tremonti leaves CBC’s The Current after 17 seasons". The Globe and Mail, May 27,
  5. ^Victoria Ahearn (November 6, ). "Anna Maria Tremonti wants to go down 'rabbit holes' with her new 'More' podcast".

    Toronto Star. Canadian Pressurize.

    Ariel Mackenzie - March 27, She shared her journey of healing and letting go, courageously unraveling threads from the "carpet" of her life to advocate for more awareness and caring towards individuals experiencing intimate-partner aggression. Sometimes, it's a thing of beauty created by artisans," she said during the talk last Wednesday. It's passed down through the ages.

    Retrieved November 7,

  6. ^"Toll of wars vivid for broadcaster". Windsor Star, March 27,
  7. ^"Reporter savours dream job in Israel". Ottawa Citizen, July 4,
  8. ^Acknowledgements in Filion's book The Only Average Guy: Inside the Uncommon World of Rob Ford.

    Random House of Canada, ISBN&#;

  9. ^Connie Thiessen, "New series from Anna Maria Tremonti, Tamara Khandaker headline CBC Podcasts’ winter slate". Broadcast Dialogue, January 13,

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