BIO
Michelle Dubé has been Co-Anchor of CTV News Toronto since 2012, leading the city’s most-watched newscasts, CTV News at Noon and CTV News at Six. She joined CTV in 2009 as a reporter and fill-in anchor, quickly becoming a trusted voice for viewers.
Her work spans major local and global stories, from the G20 summit in Toronto to the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London. Known for her versatility, she has interviewed figures like Oprah Winfrey and reported live from landmark events.
Dubé began her career in radio in London, Ontario, before rising through the ranks at CHCH News in Hamilton. A Canadian Screen Award winner and WXN Top 100 honouree, she holds degrees from Western University and Fanshawe College. She is bilingual and lives in Toronto with her family.
"After more than 20 years covering local stories, I’ve seen firsthand how persistent food insecurity remains in our communities. Food is one of life’s most basic needs. In a fabulous world-class city like ours, no one should go hungry. I first learned about Second Harvest years ago while reporting on how they manage to rescue surplus food and redirect it to people who need it most. I was blown away by their powerful, practical solution — tackling food waste and hunger at the same time. What really stands out is the scale of the operation- they’ve built a vast network of partners to make their mission possible. I’m very proud to support Second Harvest and their enormous undertaking. They are serving up solutions to what is a very real crisis here in Canada."
