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Carole MacNeil

Veteran CBC News journalist

One of Canada's most experienced and versatile journalists, Carole MacNeil gets to the heart of the story whether she's reporting from the field or interviewing a cabinet minister from her host's chair. Gemini-nominated for her extensive broadcast journalism, Carole has reported from Afghanistan and sat down with some of the world's most fascinating people: Bishop Desmond Tutu, Colin Powell, Madeleine Albright and Benazir Bhutto.
  • Toronto, ON CANADA
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Carole MacNeil is recognized as one of public broadcasting's most senior journalists. She is the former co-host of CBC News: Sunday and CBC News: Sunday Night, she is noted for her intelligence and skill to really listen to the people she interviews. Carole is currently the host of CBC News Now.

Her reputation for a steady hand and ability to be polite but tough has landed her interviews with some of the most fascinating people in the world. The Nova Scotia native had an exclusive opportunity to speak with Rev. Gene Robinson, the first gay priest to be named a bishop, and received a Gemini Award nomination for her interview with former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien.

As one of Canada's most experienced news anchors, MacNeil is at the top of the list when breaking news occurs, such as when former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was captured. MacNeil has led the coverage of high-profile events, including the opening days of the Kosovo War, the Iraqi conflict, and the September 11 terrorist attacks. Her ability to think quickly on her feet and work without a script is crucial in these situations.

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