Marking 25 years in TV news, Carol Charles is a Canadian TV journalist who works as a video journalist at CTV News Toronto.
Charles began working in television news in the late 1990s. She started in Durham Region with Rogers Cable and later worked at CHEX Television in Oshawa.
Over the years, she worked on roles includes producers, camera person, and writer.
Carol has also been recognised for community work and journalism-related awards.
Carol Charles of Quick Facts
| Full Name | Carol Charles |
| Profession | TV journalist and video journalist |
| Age | Yet to be updated |
| Date of Birth | Yet to be updated |
| Nationality | Yet to be updated |
| Zodiac/Sun Sign | Yet to be updated |
| Birthplace | Chaguanas, Trinidad |
| Current Address | Toronto, Canada |
| Gender | Female |
Carol Charles Early Life and Education
Carol Charles was born in Trinidad, in a town called Chaguanas. She moved to Canada in 1973.
Education
Carol studied in a joint communications program with Seneca College and York University.
She earned a certificate in Radio and Television Arts from Seneca College. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree from York University.
| Alma Mater | York University |
| Highest Qualification | Bachelor of Arts and Science degree |
Carol Charles Personal Life
Carol Charles has been married to David since January 23, 2012 for the past 12 years.
They have two children, a son, Connor, 13 years old (born in 2012), and a daughter, Vanessa, who is 8 years old (born on May 1, 2018).
Family
Details about her parents and siblings are yet to be updated.
| Relationship Status | Married |
| Husband | David |
| Children | Son: Connor Daughter: Vanessa |
| Parents | Yet to be updated |
| Siblings | Yet to be updated |
Carol Charles Career
Along with working as a video journalist at CTV News Toronto, Carol Charles’ reports air across the station’s weekday evening lineup.
This includes CTV News Toronto at Five, along with Zuraidah Alman, CTV National News at 5:30 p.m., along with Sandie Rinaldo, and CTV News at Six, along with Michelle Dubé and Nathan Downer.
She has also served as a host, moderator, and speaker for many community groups, political forums, and charitable events.
Carol Charles Awards and Achievements
Carol Charles has received awards for both community service and her work in media.
- In 1997, she received the Toronto Sun “Woman on the Move” award.
- In 1998, she received the Oshawa YWCA “Woman of Distinction” award.
- In 2012, during Black History Month, she received a Police and Community Service Award of Excellence.
Carol Charles Net Worth
Carol Charles’ net worth and salary are still to be determined.
| Net Worth in Dollars (Approx.) | Yet to be updated |
| Salary (Approx.) | Yet to be updated |
Carol Charles Height, Weight & Physical Stats
Below are the physical stats of Carol Charles:
| Height | In centimetres: Yet to be updated In meters: Yet to be updated In feet & inches: Yet to be updated |
| Weight | In kg: Yet to be updated In lbs: Yet to be updated |
| Body Measurements | Yet to be updated |
| Hair Color | Black |
| Eye Color | Black |
Interesting Facts About Carol Charles
- Carol also follows NCAA college basketball.
- She is the host, moderator, and speaker for over 44 community groups, political forums, and charitable events.
Carol Charles Instagram, X, LinkedIn
 @carol_charlesrussellctv | |
| X |  @CarolCharlesCTV |
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FAQs
Who is Carol Charles (CTV)?
Carol Charles is a Canadian TV journalist who works as a video journalist at CTV News Toronto.
What is Carol Charles’ education?
Carol Charles studied in a joint communications program with Seneca College and York University. She earned a Radio and Television Arts certificate from Seneca College and a Political Science degree from York University.
When did Carol Charles join CTV News Toronto?
Carol Charles joined CTV News Toronto in October 2000.
What shows feature Carol Charles reporting, and who are the anchors?
Carol Charles reports across the CTV Toronto weekday lineup, including CTV News Toronto at Five, CTV National News at 5:30 p.m., and CTV News at Six.
