As the host of Lifetime, Chan has covered topics ranging from the latest in genetic cancer research, new vaccines, shoes that claim to tone your legs, and even Mayor Rob Ford’s effort to “cut the waist”.  As a reporter, she has won awards from the Toronto Fire Department and Peel Regional Police. Chan is also an active community voice, participating in events such as the walk to Axe Anaphylaxis, the Wake Up Call Breakfast for Prostate Cancer Canada and the North York Women’s Shelter. And she’s a popular emcee for many gatherings in Toronto’s Chinese and Filipino communities.

Chan has a double Bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto in English and Drama, but a stint with U of T’s campus radio station sparked her interest in news broadcasting. After graduation, Chan enrolled in Humber College’s post-graduate journalism program, where she later graduated at the top of her class. An internship at Global Television led to Chan‘s first on-air experience, hosting a weekly youth news program called KIDSBEAT.

Born and raised in Toronto, Chan considers herself exceptionally fortunate to work in the GTA where she and her husband now raise their two wonderful children.

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