Shaun Frenette is a Senior News Producer/Videojournalist at CTV Calgary. With over 30 years in the news business, Shaun covers a range of topics including individual and team sports, accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest stories. He has been featured in CTV News Calgary and CTV News.
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Shaun Frenette's coverage focuses on local news in Calgary, Alberta, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking stories related to crime, family & relationships, entertainment, government & politics. To effectively pitch to Shaun Frenette, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing local events such as crimes or accidents. Additionally, experts or community figures who can speak about relevant social issues within the Calgary area could also be of interest.
Given the high percentage of "Evolving Stories" and "Breaking News," pitches should offer timely and exclusive information regarding ongoing incidents rather than general topics. Local context is crucial when reaching out to Shaun Frenette due to his focus on Calgary-specific content.
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By: Shaun Frenette
Alberta's education minister is embarking on a deeply personal challenge with a lofty goal, all in the name of a family member he lost two years ago.
By: Shaun Frenette
A group of Alberta regional soccer associations is not giving up a court battle to get the suspended president of Alberta Soccer reinstated.
A popular Calgary radio host says he's relieved that a man has pleaded guilty in a violent attack against him.
By: Shaun Frenette
The suspended president of the Alberta Soccer Association tells CTV News he is “relieved” allegations of harassment will now be heard by an independent panel.
CTV News Calgary has earned an exceptional number of nominations in one of Canada's most prestigious journalism award competitions.
Some of Canada's finest yo-yo players were in Calgary on the long weekend to compete in the national championships.
Calgary hosted the country's largest annual judo competition this long weekend. More than 1,100 athletes from 11 provinces and territories were competing across multiple age divisions for national titles.
Special needs kids enjoyed a Victoria Day full of all kinds of fun sports activities in northeast Calgary.
Calgary Stampeders fans are looking forward to some changes in the CFL schedule for 2027.
By: Shaun Frenette
The parents of a 16-year-old Calgary girl who died suddenly after playing in a soccer game are expressing their thanks to the community for their support.
