Michelle Dubé is known as a Canadian news anchor. She is most famous for her work at CTV News at Six Toronto.
Michelle Dubé was born in Anaheim, California. While gaining a degree from the University of Western Ontario's Media Information and Technoculture program, she simultaneously got a certificate in Broadcast Journalism from Fanshawe College.
Michelle Dubé married her longtime boyfriend of eight years, Mark Ferguson. The couple tied their knot on Sept. 21, 2013, at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club. Michelle Dubé gave birth to her first child, a daughter, on June 12, 2015. The happy couple named their newborn girl, Paisley Ferguson. The couple has three children in total together. The couple shares a home in Leaside, where Dubé says she can generally be found strolling pushing her new baby in a stroller.
Michelle and Mark met in Montreal on New Year's Eve in 2005. They made a trip there with companions to celebrate and coincidentally met about an hour prior to 12 PM. The first thing he said to her was, "Well, you're a tall glass of water!" That mushy pickup line broke the ice and they giggled the night away, inviting the new year together.
They traded numbers but she wasn't really hoping for a call. Yet the day after that, a companion of her dropped plans that they had made. She was all dressed up with no place to go, so she called Mark. They didn't do anything extraordinary, they just ended up watching a documentary. From that point on, they simply continued getting to know each other. When they started dating, they found out that they actually grew up close to each other.
They both confessed that they weren't that into one another from the start. The sentiments developed after some time. By the late spring, they chose to go exploring across Europe for a month. That trip caused them to acknowledge what they had was uncommon and special.
In 2005, Michelle Dubé started her broadcasting career in radio at AM980 CFPL in London, Ontario. She joined the CHCH Newsgroup in Hamilton in 2007 as a columnist where she was before long anchoring weekend newscasts. She was then named co-anchor of the station's weekday evening newscast, making her one of the most youthful commentators in Canada.
Dubé joined the CTV Toronto group in 2009 as a correspondent and fill-in anchor. From that point forward, her reporting has appeared on both local and national newscasts. She has interviewed Oprah Winfrey, announced from the disarray of the G20 Summit in Toronto, and from a highway she covered the supercell blizzard in Southwestern Ontario.
Dubé won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Local News Anchor at the seventh Canadian Screen Awards in 2019. She has been the Co-Anchor of CTV News Toronto since 2012, helming Toronto's most-watched neighborhood newscasts, CTV News at Noon and CTV News at Six.
CTV News Channel is a Canadian news channel owned by Bell Media. It broadcasts national and global news features and breaking news, The channel is headquartered at 9 Channel Nine Court in the Agincourt neighborhood of Scarborough in the city of Toronto.
