Lisa LaFlamme

In a broadcasted interview with CBC's Adrienne Arsenault, the former CTV anchor confirmed reporting from the Star in February, which said she nominated ...

“The comeback is better than the setback.” “I submitted my work for the scrutiny of the judges.” At the time, LaFlamme would not confirm that she put her own name forward for the screen awards consideration, though in emails to the Star, she lauded the “hard work” of former colleagues recognized as nominees. “For me, I had 35 memorable years and I loved it — loved it all — and there are new things to love now. In February, the Star’s Joanna Chiu reported that CTV News had been prepared to nominate LaFlamme for numerous Canadian Screen Awards — but those submissions were later scrubbed of LaFlamme’s name. The Star’s previous reporting was based on seeing detailed nomination forms for the Canadian Screen Awards honours.

« J'ai vécu 35 années mémorables », à CTV, a-t-elle déclaré mercredi à la correspondante en chef de CBC News, Adrienne Arsenault. « Et j'ai adoré. J'ai tout ...

Cela n’a jamais été dans mon esprit », a-t-elle déclaré. Peut-être que nous absorbons le négatif plus que nous ne le devrions », a-t-elle déclaré. Elle dit que perdre son emploi n’est rien en comparaison de certaines des difficultés dont elle a été témoin au travail. Le chef de la division des nouvelles de CTV a finalement été remplacé. LaFlamme avait cessé de se teindre les cheveux pendant la pandémie, ce que le Globe and Mail a rapporté Elle a dit qu’elle était « aveuglée » par le déménagement.

'You adapt to whatever it is,' says Lisa LaFlemme of CTV's output. CBC News Chief Correspondent Adrian Arsenault asked former CTV National News anchor Lisa ...

She says losing her job pales in comparison to the hardships she’s seen on the job. And I’m happy to talk. LaFlamme stopped dyeing her hair during the pandemic, which The Globe and Mail reported prompted a CTV executive to question her. The Toronto Star first reported the development in February. Last August, LaFlamme announced on Twitter that CTV’s parent company, Bell Media, had made a “business decision” to terminate its contract. “And I loved it.