Candace Daniel
Anchor/Producer
Candace Daniel is an award-winning journalist with nearly 15 years’ experience as a Producer, Reporter and Anchor.
After 5 years on the desk for Global News Morning Toronto and Global News at Noon Toronto, Candace is now anchoring weeknights at 6 & 11pm throughout 2026, continuing to keep viewers informed with the top local and national headlines and in-depth interviews.
Raised in Scarborough and Pickering, Ontario, Candace has spent time on news desks in Regina Saskatchewan and Barrie Ontario.
As part of the Global National Toronto Bureau her contributions as an Associate Producer helped to earn the Edward R. Murrow Overall Excellence Award (2013) and CSA Best National Newscast (2015). Candace was thrilled to receive the RTDNA Canada Video National Excellence in Sports Reporting Award for her work on ‘The New Reality: Pickleball’ (2024).
When Candace is off air, she is quite crafty! She’s an avid seamstress and dressmaker and always has a crochet project on the go.
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Video Archives
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Prime Minister Carney set to announce new governor general: sources -
U.K. proposes generational tobacco ban. Could Canada follow? -
Global News at 6:00 Toronto: March 30, 2026 -
Global News at 6:00 Toronto: Feb. 25, 2026 -
Global News at 6:00 Toronto: Feb. 24, 2026 -
Ontario’s new pay transparency rules take effect -
Pet Profile: protecting pets from the winter chill -
Learning adventures for kids off school at the ROM -
A deeper look into the Scott Mission -
Creative holiday gift wrapping ideas that stand out -
Hanukkah traditions, symbols, and flavours celebrated in Toronto -
Donating blood this Holiday Season -
U.S. content creator making the move to Canada with the help of new citizenship rules -
Thorncliffe Park fire raises questions on high-rise building materials -
A look inside Christmas at the Castle -
Q107’s Festive 50/50 returns to support Abuse Hurts -
GTA man treks 50 km for final Movember push -
Blue Mountain prepares for opening day as winter weather arrives -
Black Friday crowds hit malls as retailers brace for a busy day -
Ontario sees thousands of measles cases as Canada loses elimination status
Author Archives
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Cascades to close corrugated packaging plants in Barrie and Peterborough, about 65 employees affectedThe Quebec-based company says production will gradually be redeployed to its other Ontario facilities.EconomyAug 28, 2018
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Digging Deeper – More youth smoking in Sask. than anywhere else in CanadaHealth Canada found more than a quarter of high school students have experimented with electronic cigarettes, also known as vaping.CanadaSep 16, 2016
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DIGGING DEEPER: University of Regina economics professor weighs in on whether SaskTel should be soldJason Childs, a University of Regina economics professor, sat down on Global News Morning today to discuss the benefits and drawbacks to selling SaskTelPoliticsAug 26, 2016
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Regina filmmakers to get married on romantic movie setFarrah Aviva and Robin Dunne will soon be getting married on the set of a romantic-comedy movie being filmed in Regina.LifestyleJul 15, 2016
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Mosquito numbers set to spike in ReginaNow that there's a break in the wet weather for this weekend's forecast, campers and festival goers can get back on track planning outdoor getaways.EnvironmentJul 14, 2016
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Smaller STC buses announced to help save Sask. Crown moneyThe Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) will soon be deploying smaller-sized buses on Saskatchewan highways to try and save the Crown company a few extra dollars.CanadaJul 14, 2016