Melissa Duggan CP24 Wiki, Family, Education, Career

Melissa Duggan is a Canadian broadcast journalist who works as an anchor and reporter at CP24 in Toronto.

She was born in northern Ontario and grew up in the small town of Whitefish, near Sudbury. Her path moved from local radio newsrooms to national and international television news.

Melissa spent more than a decade at CityNews, where she reported on major world stories, before joining CP24 in April 2024 to cover the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

Over the years, she has covered high-profile stories, including the arrival of Saudi teen refugee Rahaf Mohammed in 2019 and the global response to the killing of George Floyd in 2021.

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Quick Facts of Melissa Duggan

Full Name	Melissa Duggan
Profession	Journalist, News Anchor, and Reporter
Age	Yet to be updated
Date of Birth	Yet to be updated
Nationality	Canadian
Zodiac Sign	Yet to be updated
Birthplace	Northern Ontario, Canada
Current Address	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Gender	Female

Melissa Duggan Early Life and Education

Melissa Duggan was born in northern Ontario and grew up in the little town of Whitefish, near Sudbury.

Education

Melissa attended school in Toronto and Montreal before beginning her broadcasting career.

The specific names of her schools and college are yet to be updated.

Alma Mater	Yet to be updated
Highest Qualification	Yet to be updated

Melissa Duggan Personal Life

Melissa Duggan keeps her personal life mostly private and does not share many details publicly. So, it can be assumed that she is currently single.

Parents

Details about her father and mother, including their names and professions, are yet to be updated.

Siblings

Information about her siblings is not confirmed through any reliable public source, so it is yet to be updated.

Relationship Status	Single
Parents	Father: Yet to be updated Mother: Yet to be updated
Siblings	Yet to be updated

Melissa Duggan Career

Melissa Duggan has built a career of nearly two decades in Canadian media, moving from radio newsrooms to television reporting, producing, and anchoring.

Radio Beginnings

Melissa started her broadcasting career in radio newsrooms. Her first radio role was reporting local news at Q92 in Timmins, Ontario.

She then moved to Toronto, where she anchored the morning news at the radio station Flow 93.5.

Move to Television in Kingston

Melissa made her shift from radio to television with a move to Kingston, Ontario.

There, she went on to anchor and produce several news programs at CKWS/Global TV, gaining her early experience in TV news.

CityNews Years (11 Years)

Melissa joined CityNews in Toronto, where she worked for 11 years, a length of service she confirmed in her own farewell message in April 2024.

She started as an associate news producer on the morning program Breakfast Television, whose hosts during her time on the team included Dina Pugliese and Sid Seixeiro.

In 2018, she took on the role of reporter, anchor, and producer with a focus on international headlines.

She became a senior international reporter and world producer, and her coverage aired across Citytv channels in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, and Winnipeg.

During this time, she covered major stories, including the arrival of Saudi teen refugee Rahaf Mohammed in 2019 and the first anniversary of the killing of George Floyd in 2021.

She reported the George Floyd anniversary story and the Proud Boys coverage together with fellow CityNews journalist Meredith Bond.

CP24 (2024 to Present)

In April 2024, Melissa joined CP24 as an anchor and reporter after leaving CityNews.

At CP24, she reports on the stories that matter most to people across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, working both live from the field and from the anchor desk.