Minna Rhee
Digital Broadcast Journalist
As an award-winning journalist, Minna Rhee has been a permanent fixture on Canadian television screens for over a decade. Rhee’s witty and energetic personality paired with her vast television experience makes her a mainstay on Global News Toronto.
Rhee has covered everything from child poverty in Toronto to the city’s newest mayor, John Tory. She also reported on the story of Phil Cooper, a man who visited his wife every day at her nursing home until she was moved hours away from him, without consent, after a fire that displaced over 190 people. Through her reports, Phil was able to find a place to stay closer to his wife and get the answers he needed.
Rhee has also worked as a correspondent for 16×9, filing long-format stories for the investigative newsmagazine program. In addition to her reporting role, Rhee regularly fills in as co-host on The Morning Show and News at Noon.
From George Clooney, to Bill Clinton, to Oprah Winfrey, Rhee has interviewed many celebrities, but it’s the people she meets in the community while covering local stories who leave the biggest impression.
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Minna graduated on the dean’s list from the University of Toronto with a degree in Asia Pacific Studies and Sociology. She spent three years working in the technology industry before pursuing her journalism career.
During her downtime, Rhee can be found in her kitchen testing out new recipes, discovering the outdoors with her two daughters, or looking for a hidden gem to add to her costume jewellery collection.
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Video Archives
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: Jan. 01
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: Jan. 01
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Dec. 31, 2023
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: Dec.26
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: Dec.26
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: Dec. 26
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Dec. 26, 2023
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: Sept. 4
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: Sept. 4
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Global News at 5:30 Montreal: July 3
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: July 3
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March Break boredom busting science: how to make Rainbow Paper
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Pack like a pro: Hacks to maximize luggage space
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Can you take the heat on International Hot and Spicy Food Day?
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Take down your Christmas tree and feed them to the goats!
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Are holograms the future of socializing, live performance?
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Outdoor jam sessions in Toronto- anyone can join
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Tibetan prayer flags growing in popularity
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Tips to prevent gardening injuries
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Kimchi: what you may not know about this ancient Korean superfood
Author Archives
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Topical and trendy Halloween costume ideas for 2019We're just days away from what some consider the best day of the year, and many of us (and our kids) still haven't figured out what character we want to bring to life this Halloween.ConsumerOct 25, 2019
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Explore mind’s inner workings at new Ontario Science Centre exhibitionRooted in psychology, the hands-on experience encourages self reflection about the decisions you make, why you make them and what makes you, you.EducationSep 25, 2019
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Gender-neutral bathrooms gaining popularity across CanadaMore and more institutions are getting on board, the Canadian National Exhibition, University of Toronto, University of Winnipeg and Ryerson University -- and recently Yorkdale Mall -- have introduced gender-neutral washrooms.CanadaJun 13, 2019
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How to host an inclusive Easter-Passover mealThis year the celebrations of Easter and Passover fall on the same weekend in April.CanadaApr 15, 2019
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‘It’s given me hope’: Toronto boxing program helping people fight Parkinson’s diseaseYou may remember seeing Muhammad Ali battle Parkinson's disease his entire post-boxing life, but now there's a boxing program that's helping people fight the disease.CanadaMar 22, 2019
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At-home science experiments to entertain your kids this March BreakIf you've decided to stay put over March Break, the challenge is always how to keep the kids occupied without spending a lot of moneyCanadaMar 7, 2019
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Home for the holidays: Avoid feeling overwhelmed this holiday seasonOverspending and maxing out the credit card this time of the year can be a cyclical habit - that will end with more stress every time.Dec 5, 2018
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Home for the Holidays: Avoid stress by cooking Christmas dinner the night beforeMinna Rhee met up with entertaining expert Sebastien Centner to find out how to cook Christmas dinner without stressing out.LifestyleNov 28, 2018
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Inside Amazon Canada’s only robotic fulfillment centre on Cyber MondayGlobal News got a tour inside Amazon’s only Canadian robotic fulfillment centre to find out how that happens on Cyber Monday.CanadaNov 26, 2018
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Home for the Holidays: Personalized gifts for thoughtful Christmas surprisesArtists at the downtown boutique can take a photo and turn it into the ultimate selfie - etching your image into sterling silver or gold to be worn around the neck.ConsumerNov 21, 2018
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Home for the Holidays: Creative Christmas card photo ideas you can easily replicateTaking a family portrait that's Christmas card worthy can be tough. Sina Duvinage shares some creative tips that anyone can replicate using their cellphone camera.CanadaNov 14, 2018
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Home for the Holidays: Homegrown Canadian ChristmasWith trade being top of mind lately, how can you take a more made in Canada approach to Christmas?Nov 12, 2018
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Toronto has a new museum that aims to boggle your mindThis is a 21st-century, family friendly museum where visitors are encouraged to touch and feel and in many ways, become part of the exhibits.CanadaNov 7, 2018
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Happy Place pop-up exhibit brings happiness to TorontoAfter sold out shows in L.A. and Chicago, the travelling pop-up art installation called Happy Place has landed in Toronto.CanadaOct 29, 2018
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Ontario government-funded program offers mental health support 24/7One of the barriers to getting help is that wait times for counselling and therapy can be long.CanadaOct 2, 2018
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Virtual Reality therapy helping people struggling with alcohol stay soberTrafalgar Addiction Treatment Centres in Ontario are now using the technology to help people struggling with alcoholism overcome their addiction.HealthMar 20, 2018
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Toronto man says 26-month trek across Africa on foot changed his perspective"I learned we are more similar than we are different."WorldJan 25, 2018
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Parents scrambling after government deems Toronto after-school program an unlicensed daycareThe institution that offers walk-safe pickups from nearby Toronto schools was caught off-guard when they received a letter from the Ministry of Education last Thursday indicating they were, in essence, operating an unlicensed daycare.CanadaNov 21, 2017
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Toronto woman accuses makeup industry of ‘shadism’A Toronto woman is voicing frustration over what she views as a possible bias in the beauty industry.CanadaMay 31, 2017
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Police in Europe issue warning over ‘Blue Whale’ suicide challengeTeens are playing a deadly game online where the last task is to commit suicide. Police in France have even put out a public safety alert.CanadaApr 28, 2017
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Swift-acting TTC subway station worker saves man from committing suicideA Toronto Transit Commission employee is being commended for his quick action and compassion after a man jumped onto the tracks at Dundas subway station.CanadaApr 27, 2017
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Blog: Should screaming kids be banned from restaurants?A lobster restaurant is the latest eatery at the centre of a tug-of-war over dining etiquette after they posted this note on their Facebook page banning screaming kids.ConsumerApr 17, 2015
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Australian mom receives hate mail for ‘oversharing’ baby photos on FacebookYou've probably seen them popping up on your Facebook feed, photos of babies taking their first steps, kids blowing out candles at a birthday or children learning to ride a bike for the first time.LifestyleApr 16, 2015
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Elderly man outraged after wife moved from home without consentA man who had been visiting his wife everyday at the Fairview Lodge is upset she was moved without his consent after a fire in October that displaced over 190 people.Nov 5, 2014
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Why these U.K. students say you should urinate in the showerIt's a contentious approach to environmentalism spearheaded by students at the University of East Anglia to get people to save water.EnvironmentOct 16, 2014