Reports by Emily Campbell
- Victim of racial discrimination says union failed to protect him
- Polytechnique awards white rose scholarship in memory of murdered women
- Montreal Public Health wants to break stigmas and misinformation about HIV and AIDS
- Montreal man plans to break world record for number of burpees
- Young patients get a break from the hospital to see Santa
- After SPVM officer allegedly tried to get him fired, man wins $18,000 ruling
- Homeless shelters jammed as Montreal temperatures plunge
- Quebec's new recycling program aims to get old appliances off the curb
- Couple alleges psychologist tried to talk husband into killing terminally ill wife
- Hearings begin into the future of the Publisac
- Housing advocates call on Quebec government to end 'renovictions'
- Immigration advocates, far right groups face off near Roxham Rd.
- Federal election: Bloc Quebecois prepared to play spoiler in South Shore swing riding
- Push for autism services a personal battle for this Liberal MNA
- No room for snow, so Beaconsfield will melt it
- Milton Park mural honours Montreal's 'Joan of Architecture' Phyllis Lambert
- Barred bathroom at Lucien-L'Allier reopened after five-day wait to gain access
- Public School Week starts with differing political views of Quebec education
Emily Campbell
ContactEmily Campbell joined CTV Montreal as a videojournalist in 2019.
She shoots, writes, and edits her own stories and is most passionate about covering politics, social justice, and consumer advocacy stories with creativity and a critical lens.
Formerly a reporter with CityNews Montreal, and reporter and anchor with CJAD 800, Emily earned a degree in Journalism and Political Science from Concordia University. Her work has also appeared on CHOM 97.7, Newstalk 1010, CNN, CTV Vancouver, and the Montreal Gazette.
She transplanted to Montreal from Calgary in 2010, loves to travel, and can conduct interviews in English, French, and Spanish.
When she's not covering news you can find Emily riding her motorcycle to a campfire, cross-country skiing, or hiking up a mountain with her big goofy dog.
