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Jesse Tahirali

CTVNews.ca Digital Content Editor

Toronto

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Jesse is a Toronto-based journalist who joined CTV News in 2014 as a web writer. He specializes in science and data reporting. He’s currently leading a video team that creates daily content for screens in several Canadian airports and on the CTVNews.ca website and social media feeds. Jesse also has an interest in data visualization and creating web features using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.He has a bachelor’s degree in physics and mathematics, as well as a master’s degree in journalism.

He speaks English.


 

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