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Sean Leslie
Sean Leslie left CTV News in July 2020.
Sean Leslie is the anchor of CTV News at Five.
He landed in Prince Albert several years ago for his first job in broadcasting.
Since 2013, he has been a news reporter in Winnipeg but is now excited to be back in Saskatchewan hosting CTV Saskatoon News at 5.
Leslie is a consummate news junkie with a keen interest in local, provincial and federal politics.
One of his most memorable assignments was covering the recent presidential election from North Dakota.
Leslie has also written and produced national, investigative features on illegal Canadian border crossings and opioid distribution models.
He’s a big sports fan who enjoys watching the CFL and his hometown Toronto Blue Jays.
He also enjoys spending time outdoors and travelling.
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