Anita Bathe Age, Wiki, Husband, Daughters, Education, Career

Anita Bathe is a Canadian television journalist and news anchor. 

She is best known for anchoring CBC News Vancouver at Six in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Over the years, she has worked with Shaw TV and later with commercial radio in the Vancouver and Victoria areas.

Quick Facts of Anita Bathe

Anita Bathe Early Life and Education

Anita Bathe is from Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, and was raised in Abbotsford on a blueberry and raspberry farm.

At age 15, she got her first break as a host and reporter for a youth TV show called Gen Why.

Education

Anita Bathe completed her secondary education at the Mennonite Educational Institute (MEI) in Abbotsford. A school profile lists her as MEI Class of 2006.

After school, she studied at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Burnaby, British Columbia. A BCIT Business + Media post describes her as a radio and marketing graduate.

BCIT’s Radio Arts and Entertainment diploma is a two-year program. It covers areas like on-air hosting, podcast production, live streaming, and social media management, along with audio and media production skills.

Anita Bathe Personal Life

Anita Bathe is married to Jot Mattu and has two daughters.

Daughters

The couple has two beautiful daughters; their elder daughter is Ana, and their younger daughter’s name is Nila Kaur Mattu, born on October 13, 2023.

Family

Details about her parents and siblings are yet to be updated.

Anita Bathe Career

Anita Bathe started her media career as a community channel reporter with Shaw TV in the Vancouver area. She later worked in commercial radio in the Vancouver and Victoria markets.

She joined CBC in 2016 as a reporter. In November 2018, she became a co-anchor of CBC Vancouver News at Six.

Along with Mike Killeen, she co-anchored the 6 p.m. newscast from 2018. Along with senior meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe, they were part of the Vancouver News at Six on-air team highlighted in a media profile. 

After Killeen’s final newscast in May 2021, she continued as the main anchor of the program.

She also hosted and co-hosted several CBC special programs and public events. Along with Stephen Quinn, she hosted CBC’s town hall, Our Shot: Vaccinating B.C. (March 10, 2021). 

Along with Belle Puri, she hosted CBC’s online town hall Situation Critical (September 20, 2022).

Anita Bathe Awards and Achievements

Anita Bathe has received national recognition for her work as a local news anchor in Canada.

• 2022: She won the Canadian Screen Award for Best News Anchor, Local for CBC Vancouver News at 6.
• 2023: Won Best News Anchor, Local again, calling it her second consecutive win in that category.

Anita Bathe Net Worth

Anita Bathe’s net worth and exact salary figures are still to be determined.

Anita Bathe Height, Weight & Physical Stats

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