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Shaun Frenette
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Senior News Producer and Reporter, CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB)
Calgary
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Biography
I have worked in the TV news business in Western Canada for more than 22 years, as a reporter, anchor, assignment editor and producer. I currently produce CTV News at 5:30pm weekdays in Calgary.
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By Shaun Frenette Verified| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified Ramadan ended late last month, but Eid celebrations continue in Calgary. About 40 Muslim families held a Eid al-Fitr party at a community hall in Cranston Sunday. The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News AppThere were games for kids and everyone also took time out for prayer. Then everyone gathered for a shared meal. But before the celebration, organizers say everyone must make efforts to give back to the community.
By Shaun Frenette Verified| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified A group of men almost bared it all on the streets of Inglewood in southeast Calgary on Saturday. The weather was cold and snowy, but that did not stop dozens of men from stripping down to their underwear at the kedespy fundraiser. It was all for a good cause, to supper prostate cancer research and other men’s health causes. CTV Calgary’s Camilla di Giuseppe emceed the event. The owner of the espy Experience clothing store started this fundraiser a decade ago, when her father got prostate cancer.
By Shaun Frenette Verified| CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB) Verified Ramadan ended late last month, but Eid celebrations continue in Calgary. About 40 Muslim families held a Eid al-Fitr party at a community hall in Cranston Sunday. The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News AppThere were games for kids and everyone also took time out for prayer. Then everyone gathered for a shared meal. But before the celebration, organizers say everyone must make efforts to give back to the community.
Company Info
CFCN-TV (Calgary, AB)