Joel Haslam Biography
Joel Haslam a Canadian journalist, anchor, host, and producer having served at CTV News Ottawa for over 35 years. He serves as the host and producer of CTV News Ottawa’s Regional Contact, a segment that champions the stories of minor people who got back on extraordinary and inspiring adventures.
Joel Haslam Age
Joel Haslam was born in the Canadian city of Ottawa. Nonetheless, his age and date of birth are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as this information is available.
Joel Haslam Height
Haslam stands tall at a height of 5 feet 10 inches on average (approximately 1.76 m).
Joel Haslam Family
Haslam information about his family background are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as this information is available
Joel Haslam Education
Haslam eenrolled and later graduated with a Combined Honors Degree in Journalism and Political Science from Carleton University. He as well serves as an instructor for Algonquin College’s Television Broadcasting course.
Joel Haslam Wife
Joel is dating Leanne Cusack, a coworker a well a Canadian journalist, correspondent, reporter, anchor, and CTV News Ottawa. Joel had an ex-wife named Pam and had three children: Sydney MacKenzie Haslam (born in 1993) and twins Tait and Madison Haslam (born in 1996).
The duo later divorced in the 2000s. Their daughter, Sydney, is an actress and son, Madison, studied journalism at the University of King’s College in Halifax, where he earned the Governor General’s Academic Silver Medal.
Joel Haslam Salary
Haslam earns an estimated annual salary of $ 80,000.
Joel Haslam’s Net Worth
Haslam has an estimated net worth of $ 2 million.
Joel Haslam Career
l Haslam a Canadian journalist, anchor, host, and producer having served at CTV News Ottawa for over 35 years. He serves as the host and producer of CTV News Ottawa’s Regional Contact, a segment that champions the stories of minor people who got back on extraordinary and inspiring adventures.
IHe as well airs news of patients and life-savers at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute. He got recognized by the Radio-Television News Directors Association of Canada, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, and the Radio-Television Digital News Association on numerous occasions.
He earned the Dave Rogers Award, the is given to the journalist who produces and reports the best national television feature. He as well earned an international Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Video.
He as well teaches in Algonquin College’s Television Broadcasting program in Ottawa. He also loves music enthusiast who finds solace in playing guitar, hiking along the majestic trails of Gatineau Park, and kayaking on the Gatineau River.
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