Global News celebrates 35th anniversary in Saskatchewan
“There was a real vibe in the city and everyone knew they were a lot more fun, a little more upstart, a little more likely to do things a bit differently and challenge the status quo,” said Troy Reeb, Corus Entertainment executive vice-president of broadcasting.
“The building is still the same but inside almost everything has changed,” said Adrian Raaber, a Global Regina cameraman who has been with the station from the beginning. “Everything from equipment being updated and people changing all the time and there’s always some change inside.”Adam Levine affair? Model claims married Maroon 5 singer cheated on his wife with her
“You’re on the scene first, you’re telling the viewers what’s been happening just by the camera work and the reporter voice,” Raaber said. “We tell the story that’s happening in your community.” “We’ve really put local news in the front and the centre of who we are as a company and we want people to know that’s what we stand for. Over and above everything else is being able to have a product that connects with communities,” Reeb said.
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