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Brent Lale

Brent Lale

Verified

Sports Reporter and Anchor, CTV London and CTV Windsor, CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON)

Ontario

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entertainment, celebrities

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Total articles 1527

  • Elgin-Middlesex Canucks reach Telus Cup but need financial support to get to B.C.

    By Brent Lale Verified| CFPL-TV (London, ON) Verified The Elgin-Middlesex Canucks have accomplished step one in their journey to a National U18 hockey championship. Lucas Van Steensel’s overtime winner against Vaughan booked them a ticket to the Telus Cup. “You have to win the Alliance, which is a very good league,” said Canucks head coach Brian Dobbin. “We beat Waterloo in five games and then you go to the Ontarios, play the winners of all the other leagues. It’s quite a daunting journey to get to the Telus Cup.”That was step one.

    By Brent Lale Verified · CFPL-TV (London, ON)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • St. Thomas fire battles inferno at abandoned warehouse

    By Bailey Shakyaver, Brent Lale Verified| CFPL-TV (London, ON) Verified The St. Thomas Fire Department battling a raging fire in the city on Monday afternoonThe former Weatherhead Company of Canada Limited plant caught fire early Monday afternoon. Fire Chief Dave Gregory says they had a full callback of firefighters, and 50-60 are on scene right now. An aerial truck is helping to douse the building with water, as St. Thomas police controls a large crowd of onlookers.

    By Bailey Shakyaver, Brent Lale Verified · CFPL-TV (London, ON)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Elgin-Middlesex Canucks reach Telus Cup but need financial support to get to B.C.

    By Brent Lale Verified| CFPL-TV (London, ON) Verified The Elgin-Middlesex Canucks have accomplished step one in their journey to a National U18 hockey championship. Lucas Van Steensel’s overtime winner against Vaughan booked them a ticket to the Telus Cup. “You have to win the Alliance, which is a very good league,” said Canucks head coach Brian Dobbin. “We beat Waterloo in five games and then you go to the Ontarios, play the winners of all the other leagues. It’s quite a daunting journey to get to the Telus Cup.”That was step one.

    By Brent Lale Verified · CFPL-TV (London, ON)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON)