Quinn Ohler
Anchor/Health Matters Reporter
Quinn Ohler is the station’s health reporter and Global News at Noon co-anchor. She is currently on materity leave and will return in 2025.
She began her broadcast career at CJOC Lethbridge in the promotions department, and eventually moved to the news department where she worked as a reporter and weekend anchor. Prior to joining Global Edmonton in 2011 as a reporter, she worked at Global Lethbridge as a videographer and a co-anchor and producer.
Born and raised in Stavely, Alberta, she graduated from the Communications Arts program at Lethbridge College, while also working as a professional skating coach.
In 2009, she received the Troy Reeb Distinguished Alumni Internship, where she spent time with Global Toronto and Global National, and in 2019 she received the Lethbridge College Distinguished Alumni Rising Star Award.
In 2015, Quinn was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Determined to help find a cure, she spends time working with various diabetes organizations in Edmonton.
When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband, sons and fur babies, skating in the winter, going to the lake in the summer, cycling, running and being outdoors.
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Video Archives
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Edmonton ‘Rad Dads’ promote positive parenting
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Accessibility no laughing matter at Edmonton comedy festival
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New AHS campaign encourages conversations about organ and tissue donation
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Person with measles visited Edmonton airport, Stollery Children’s Hospital: AHS
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Why doesn’t Alberta cover fertility treatments? Advocates fight for provincial funding
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Young Edmonton Oiler fan gives precious heart valve gift
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Alberta woman opens up about RCMP husband’s line-of-duty murder, 17 years later
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List of applicants grows for school for children with autism
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Edmonton boy living with rare ‘bubble’ condition could soon receive life-saving treatment
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Alberta girl shares journey with Alopecia in new book
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Trikafta saving the lives of Canadians with cystic fibrosis: ‘It’s just amazing’
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Edmonton invention addresses chronic elbow pain
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Ben Stelter Foundation announces new cancer treatment centre in Edmonton
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The sound of music to fill Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre
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International Women’s Day: Celebrating success, noting where progress is needed
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Clinical trials for Alzheimer’s drug kickstarted by big donation to University Hospital Foundation
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Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital looking for dog-handler volunteers
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LDI machine technology helping Edmonton doctors quickly diagnose and treat burns
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NAIT celebrates Pride Week
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80 cm of fresh power leading to fantastic conditions at Marmot Basin in Jasper
Author Archives
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New AHS campaign encourages conversations about organ, tissue donationAlbertans are hoping that sharing their message about organ and tissue donation will encourage more people to have end-of-life conversations with their loved ones.HealthApr 26
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Advocates hope Alberta will follow other provinces and fund fertility treatmentsAdvocates are hoping the Alberta government will provide funding for fertility treatments in the province, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars.HealthApr 23
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Young Edmonton Oilers fan gives precious heart valve giftThe parents of Karter Bourgeault, a young Edmonton Oilers fan who died after a battle with cancer, made the tough decision to donate his heart valves to two babies.HealthApr 22
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Edmonton ‘Bubble Boy’ headed to California for life-changing stem cell treatmentAn Edmonton boy could have the chance to live a normal life when he receives a stem-cell treatment as a part of a medical trial in the U.S.CanadaApr 8
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Pet therapy: Edmonton hospital looking for more four-legged volunteersThe Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital is hoping to recruit more therapy pets to visit patients and help brighten their day. Find out why it's such an important part of their rehab.HealthMar 6
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Technology helps Edmonton doctors quickly assess and treat burnsA new LDI machine at the University of Alberta burn treatment unit is helping doctors assess and treat burns faster than ever, but there’s a need for a second one.HealthMar 5
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Alberta family advocates for ultra-rare gene condition on Rare Disease DayBrooklyn Barra is likely one of only two people in Canada with a SPATA5 genetic mutation. Her parents want others living with rare conditions to know they're not alone.HealthFeb 29
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Young Alberta runner raising awareness about dangers of heart diseaseAn Edmonton nurse is opening up about her life with heart disease, despite not having any risk factors, and the help she found at the Mazankowski Heart Institute.HealthFeb 26
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Edmonton diabetes clinic adds mental health supports to tackle burnoutAn Edmonton clinic is working to ensure patients living with Type 1 diabetes take care of their blood sugars and their mental health.CanadaFeb 20
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Football-loving kid and former Edmonton Elks player lean on each other during tough timesFor the past six months, a football-loving kid and a former CFL athlete have created a unique relationship, helping them both get through separate health issues and injuries.HealthJan 26
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Corus Radiothon raises much-needed funds for at-home ventilator programAn at-home ventilator program at the Stollery Children's Hospital is getting young patients out of the hospital and on to living a more normal life after a tracheostomyHealthJan 25
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Diabetes study finds gaps in patient care for those living with the diseaseAn Alberta diabetes study is hoping to flip the script between providers and patients to improve health-care outcomes.HealthJan 2
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Labour of love lights up Cold Lake community for the last timeAfter more than three decades of wowing neighbours, Marty's Christmas in Cold Lake is calling it quits, but not without a stellar final performance.FeaturesDec 26, 2023
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Edmonton IMAX took months to prepare Oppenheimer screening ‘as it was meant to be seen’An Edmonton theatre is drawing in fans from across Alberta because of its special viewing of the movie 'Oppenheimer' — the longest IMAX film ever.EntertainmentJul 21, 2023
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Fire crews called to blaze in Edmonton’s river valleyA fire in Edmonton's river valley stretched up to the Courtyard by Marriott's terrace late Thursday evening.FireApr 27, 2023
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Future of reconciliation in Canada includes next generation of Indigenous youthResidential school survivors hope to pass down records and information to the next generation as they inherit the path to reconciliation.CanadaMar 17, 2023
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Journey towards reconciliation includes access to traditional ceremonyIn order to heal from the trauma endured in residential schools, many Indigenous people have turned to traditional healing ceremonies.PerspectivesMar 16, 2023
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Former Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations chief unhappy with lack of progress after papal visitThe former grand chief of the Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations is looking for more collaboration between First Nations, the federal government and the Catholic Church.CanadaMar 15, 2023
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Maskwacis elder sees big change in her community following papal visitAn elder who attended the apology of Pope Francis said his actions lifted a weight off of her mind and allowed her community to begin the healing process.CanadaMar 14, 2023
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Edmonton ATCO employee celebrates season with elaborate Christmas displaysAn Edmonton ATCO employee has set up dozens of holiday displays over his 32 years, but the 2022 Christmas season will be his last with the company.FeaturesDec 23, 2022
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Community steps in to help Edmonton couple living with cancer diagnosisSeveral local businesses have come together to help an Edmonton couple have their 'Storey-book' wedding after a terminal cancer diagnosis.FeaturesJun 13, 2022
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Remembering Joey Moss: Oilers Mega 50/50 one way team honouring Edmonton sports legendThe Oilers are in the Western Conference Final, but one very important person is missing from the dressing room. Joey Moss passed away in October 2020.SportsJun 4, 2022
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Edmonton’s Valour Place home experiences pandemic baby boomValour Place, which houses veterans, military members, RCMP and first responders, has seen a large increase in the number of pregnant women needing a place to stay in Edmonton.HealthFeb 27, 2022
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‘Don’t wait’: Edmonton couple plans for perfect proposal after devastating cancer diagnosisAn Edmonton couple has been gifted a custom-made engagement ring from a local jeweler to help them say 'I do' after a terminal cancer diagnosis.FeaturesFeb 14, 2022
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Alberta government considering new supervised consumption sites in EdmontonAs opioid related deaths continue to sky rocket in Alberta the province has said it will once again look at opening more supervised consumption sites.CanadaOct 8, 2021