Caryn Lieberman
Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
As an award-winning broadcast journalist, Caryn Lieberman shares her love of news with viewers as a senior reporter for Global News Toronto.
Caryn studied Journalism and Communication studies at Concordia University, graduating on the Dean’s list in 2002. Upon graduation, she joined the Global News team in Montreal before moving to CTV in Toronto as a news writer in 2007.
A year later, Caryn reported and produced segments for CP24 before making the jump to Sun News Network to host her own national news show, Right Now with Caryn Lieberman. She ultimately joined the Global News Toronto team.
Caryn has covered a number of significant events in the GTA including the impaired driving crash that killed three children and their grandfather, the Yonge Street van attack and the Danforth shooting. Throughout the pandemic, Caryn reported from the frontlines of the battle with COVID-19 in intensive care units and emergency rooms. This earned her the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario’s Best News Coverage award for 2022. She was also previously awarded the RTNDA Adrienne Clarkson Award for Diversity for her Remembrance Day and Holocaust Education Week coverage.
Caryn reports regularly for Crime Beat on Global TV.
She speaks fluent French and loves travelling and spending time with her husband, daughter and son.
Contact Caryn Lieberman
Video Archives
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Giving the gift of a kidney
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Retailers experiencing sales boost 1 week into GST tax break
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Support offered in wake of ‘traumatic’ jewelry store robberies
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehab Hospital celebrates 125 years
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U. of T. watches ‘godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton awarded Nobel Prize
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Man killed in fatal North York driveway shooting
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BOLO program reveals Canada’s top 25 most wanted fugitives
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Growing concern for elder homeless men in Toronto
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Ontario food banks cutting back amid surging demand
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Why Black Friday looks different this year
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Ontario doctors concerned over growing food insecurity
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Santa Claus Parade celebrates 120 years of holiday magic in streets of Toronto
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Impact of tax break on small business during holidays
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Parents want $10-a-day child care expanded
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Canadian girls’ sports participation on the rise but still lags: report
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Beloved east-end Toronto toy shop looking for new owner
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Fans gather at Taylgate ’24 ahead of first show
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SickKids Foundations unveils Friendship Bracelet Tree ahead of Taylor Swift shows
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Danforth Pizza House celebrates 60 years
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Oral History Project honours veterans’, survivors
Author Archives
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Jewelry thefts plaguing Toronto area funding ‘other forms of criminal activity’: policeThe rate of smash-and-grab jewelry store robberies has soared in Toronto and some of the surrounding communities this year as police have reported dozens across the GTA.CrimeDec 18
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Murder case against Toronto rapper Top5 ends with charges stayedThe murder case against Top5 ended Monday after the prosecution stayed the charges against the underground Toronto rapper.CrimeSep 23
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Activists call for Boogie the monkey to be removed from Ontario roadside zoo'The fact that this animal has been by himself for at least two years and presumably many years longer, looking at his behaviour is just really not OK.'CanadaSep 21
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Ontario mom begs for son’s return 7 months since alleged abductionA Toronto mother desperate to find her missing son has travelled to Vietnam after he was taken there by his father in February and never returned.CrimeSep 14
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Family mourns Ontario woman who died ‘defenceless’ in 9-vehicle crash'She was kind of corralled. She was at a red light. There were cars all around her. She was literally defenceless. Had nowhere to go,' said Biljentina.CrimeSep 10
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Misconduct charges dropped against 2 Toronto officers in Tess Richey murder caseTwo Toronto police officers accused of misconduct in connection with the 2017 murder of Tess Richey have had the charges against them withdrawn.CrimeAug 26
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‘Shell-shocked’: Homeowners reeling as Ontario Line gobbles up more Toronto homesMetrolinx said 'updated assessments' revealed more homes are 'vulnerable to potential structural impacts ... due to tunnelling activities' for the Ontario Line through Riverdale.FeaturesAug 22
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Teen walking with friend killed in 2-vehicle crash in Brampton, Ont.A 15-year-old girl has died of her injuries after a two-vehicle crash sent one of the vehicles onto a sidewalk in Brampton, Ont., on Friday.CrimeJul 13
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Quirky Toronto home dubbed ‘Leslieville dollhouse’ to hit marketThe infamous dollhouse in Toronto's Leslieville neighbourhood hits the market this week. The owner's son says fans may be invited to take a doll as a momento after the sale.CanadaJul 11
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Daughter of Holocaust survivor uses genealogy website to find family'My mother was a survivor from Ghetto Warsaw, and she managed to hide herself with a fake ID for the rest of the the war,' she said.FeaturesJul 5
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Gene therapy halts progression of rare neurodegenerative disease in Toronto boyThe findings from a single-patient gene therapy trial at The Hospital for Sick Children show promise in halting the progression of a young Toronto boy's rare disease.HealthJun 29
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Woman whose 3 children were killed by drunk driver in 2015 has house burn downJennifer Neville-Lake, whose three children were killed by a drunk driver in 2015 and whose husband died by suicide two years ago, has had her home burn down.CanadaJun 7
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Family says 81-year-old woman is being ‘bullied’ in Ontario Line expropriation caseThe family of an 81-year-old Toronto woman whose home is being expropriated for construction of the Ontario Line says she is being 'bullied' to sell the house.FeaturesJun 5
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Family says infant killed in 401 crash leaves a ‘void that can never be filled’The infant and his grandparents, who were visiting from India, died in a crash on Ontario's Highway 401 in Whitby at the end of April.CanadaMay 8
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Muslim human rights activist in need of kidney finds help from Jewish community'She's been helping the Jewish community and the Muslim community with the Council of Muslims against antisemitism and it's our turn to help her.'CanadaApr 26
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‘They knew’: Victims of sexual abuse by Ontario youth leader sue Anglican ChurchGarth Bent worked as a camp counsellor at Ontario Pioneer Camp and pleaded guilty in 2009 to three counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted indecent assault.CrimeApr 19
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Report reveals Ontario for-profit clinics charging patients thousands in unlawful feesMore than 100 Ontario patients are speaking out in a new report about user fees being charged in private clinics, with most of the patients being seniors on fixed incomes.HealthApr 16
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Video of forceful arrest by Toronto police officers on TTC raises concernsThe video begins with a man seated and shouting as several officers stand by. Moments later, the officers appear to drag the man from his seat to the ground.CrimeMar 29
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‘Everybody’s paranoid’: Toronto tenants demand more security after 6 cars stolen in 6 monthsTenants of a Scarborough apartment are demanding immediate action to address 'pressing security challenges that threaten the safety and well-being' of their community.CrimeMar 8
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Mother of man ‘over-served’ alcohol at Kelsey’s restaurant before fatal car crash speaks out'My son played a role in this. Others played a role in this. It's a collective of events that led to this tragedy,' she said.CrimeMar 5
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‘We’re stuck’: Only elevator in Toronto apartment building broken for daysA Toronto resident who uses a wheelchair says she has been stuck inside for days since her landlord took an elevator out of service, leaving her with no way to leave.CanadaFeb 28
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Toronto cops admit misconduct for arrest, using stun gun on Black man in case of ‘mistaken identity’The case, his family says, highlights the disproportionate use of force levelled against Black people and ongoing racial profiling by Toronto’s police force.CrimeFeb 27
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School closures didn’t prevent community spread of COVID-19: studyA report from McMaster University says school closures in Ontario did little to contain COVID-19's spread in the broader community. Vaccination and masking were stronger factors.EducationFeb 16
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New task force created to address Toronto’s traffic congestion woesA new task force has been assembled in Toronto to find solutions to the growing problem of traffic and congestion in the city.EconomyFeb 14
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Canadians are going into debt to cover out-of-pocket cancer costs: survey'There was a whole slew of anti-nausea medications that I would have to take ... a lot of these medications were not covered under OHIP.'HealthFeb 2