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Libby Giesbrecht
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Reporter, CKOM (Saskatoon, SK)
Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg
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Biography
Libby Gray (formerly Giesbrecht) has always loved communicating through words and stories. Since 2017, she has worked for CHVN Radio (Golden West Broadcasting) as a Summer Events and On-Air Host. Her work has been published in the University of Winnipeg's "Uniter," Providence University College's "Eyewitness" Magazine, and online at chvnradio.com, classic107.com, steinbachonline.com, reachfm.ca, ink.urjschool.ca, cjme.com and ckom.com. In spring 2019, Libby graduated with a BA in Criminal Justice from the University of Winnipeg. She received her Master of Journalism at the University of Regina in October 2021 and is working as a reporter, anchor and producer at 650 CKOM in Saskatoon. In 2023, Libby won her first RTDNA regional award for her feature piece "Entrer Poķwîspi (Enter Anytime): Opening the Door to a Lost Language" with 650 CKOM.
Content
By Libby Giesbrecht Verified| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified Recent fires in Saskatchewan have resulted in the deaths of thousands of pigs, just days after new legislation was enacted to help prevent such disasters. In an interview with Evan Bray, Saskatchewan fire marshal Wayne Rodger explained that a combination of fuel and potential heat sources are necessary to create any fire, and both can be found in hog farming operations. Rodger said hog barns have a few elements that make the operations more flammable.
By Libby Giesbrecht Verified| CJME (Regina, SK) Verified The Evan Bray Show, Tuesday, January 16th, 20248:30 – Today is the first day of the first inquest into the mass casualty event that happened on James Smith Cree Nation and in the nearby village of Weldon. Lisa Schick, 980 CJME senior reporter, is in Melfort. She tells us what we might expect this first week of the inquest. LIVE: Lisa Shick, 980 CJME senior reporter.
By Libby Giesbrecht Verified| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified The Evan Bray Show, Monday, January 15th, 20248:30 – Almost a year and a half after the most deadly rampage in Saskatchewan’s history, the first of two inquests into the James Smith Cree Nation tragedy is beginning. Lisa Schick joins Evan Bray to explain what the week will look like and what is expected to come out of this inquest. TAPED: Lisa Shick, 980 CJME senior reporter.
Company Info
CKOM (Saskatoon, SK)
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
+1 306-934-2222