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Libby Giesbrecht

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Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg
As seen in: CKOM (Saskatoon, SK), Maclean's, CJME-AM (Regina, SK), paNOW, CHVN (Winnipeg, MB), SteinbachOnline.com, Battlefords Now, saskNOW.com, Laronge NOW, meadowlakeNOW, northeastNOW and
journalist @CKOMNews • lgray@rawlco.com • 2023 rtdna regional award winner • @URJschool MJ alumna ‘21 • formerly giesbrecht in ywg

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Libby Giesbrecht’s Biography

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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 Justi…

Libby Giesbrecht’s Journalist Portfolio

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Sask. teacher tackling big issues of racism, diversity in online classroom

Sask. teacher tackling big issues of racism, diversity in online classroom

Big, topical issues like racism, multiculturalism and residential schools are extremely prevalent today - and…

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Witnesses called in Fertuck murder trial share details of search, loader scale

Witnesses called in Fertuck murder trial share details of search, loader scale

Gary Decker told Greg Fertuck's first-degree murder trial Friday that Sheree Fertuck had told him she would n…

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'They had an hour to save my sister:' Family of murder victim upset with RCMP

'They had an hour to save my sister:' Family of murder victim upset with RCMP

Roxanne Aubichon's mother called the RCMP early last Monday afternoon to report her daughter, Charlene Graham…

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'I'd rather be at a Rider game:' Winnipeg family honours late father, grandfather with trip to Qu...

'I'd rather be at a Rider game:' Winnipeg family honours late father, grandfather with trip to Qu...

A Winnipeg family took a special road trip to Regina to watch the Saskatchewan Roughriders take on the Ottawa…

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Disposable cameras never went away, and the nostalgia still brings people together

Disposable cameras never went away, and the nostalgia still brings people together

If you ask Paul Berard about disposable cameras, he'll say they never really went away. The London Drugs phot…

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They Were Loved: Honouring Canada's COVID-19 victims - Lena Parisien

They Were Loved: Honouring Canada's COVID-19 victims - Lena Parisien

The magnitude of COVID-19's impact on Canadians' lives is difficult to fathom. Canada has already lost more t…

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Battered Bridge City reviews incidents that damaged overpasses, University Bridge

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By Libby Giesbrecht Verified
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
The Bridge City has been left a bit black and blue after incidents causing damage at four city bridges within a month, including three separate overpass collisions since March 5. Additionally, the University Bridge had to be shut down for repairs after a fire underneath the Saskatoon span damaged a sewer line on March 8.
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Marshal says recent fires aren’t connected, but risks are common

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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.
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The Evan Bray Show Segments - Tuesday, January 16th

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By Libby Giesbrecht Verified
| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified
The Evan Bray Show, Tuesday, January 16th, 2024 8:30 – 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.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working as a summer events host for CHVN 95.1 FM in Winnipeg, MB, while writing articles and learning to host a radio show on the side.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have used a typewriter, but never for any serious writing, unfortunately. Typewriter use was before my time, though I do collect them now!

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Lorelai "Rory" Gilmore (pre- "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life")

Awards

RTDNA 2023 Prairies Regional Award

2023 - Feature News (Small/Medium Market)

"Entrer Poķwîspi (Enter Anytime): Opening the Door to a Lost Language " features two of few schools in Saskatchewan teaching Indigenous languages as part of its curriculum. Speaking with students, teachers, principals and parents, Libby Gray details the impact and reconciliation taking place at two Saskatoon schools focused on connecting students with their culture.

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