Quinn Ohler
Anchor/Health Matters Reporter
Quinn Ohler is the station’s health reporter and Global News at Noon co-anchor.Â
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.  Â
Born and raised in Stavely, Alberta, she graduated from the Communications Arts program at Lethbridge College, while also working as a professional skating coach.  Â
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.  Â
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. Â
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.Â

Quinn helps Stuff a Bus with presents.

Quinn and Nancy help out with the 2012 Give Me Shelter Campaign.
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Author Archives
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West Edmonton Men’s Shed program builds connections while helping Glenrose patientsA west Edmonton Men’s Shed is building more than birdhouses — its handmade kits are helping Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital patients rebuild their strength, skills and memory.HealthDec 9
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Alberta mother prepares to welcome ‘miracle’ quadrupletsDarlene Hensch, who once struggled with unexplained infertility, is now expecting quadruplets and preparing for a high-risk delivery and life-changing journey.HealthDec 4
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Canadian transplant history made at University of Alberta HospitalDoctors at the University of Alberta Hospital have become the first in Canada to use a robot-assisted surgical technique for pediatric kidney transplant patients.HealthDec 3
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Edmonton firefighter goes from cancer diagnosis to calendar modelThe calendar raises funds and awareness for research, treatment and the recovery of thermal injuries at the University of Alberta Hospital.HealthNov 26
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More testing, earlier detection: Alberta leads the charge in prostate cancer awarenessThe Man Van travels Alberta providing free prostate cancer tests, encouraging men to take charge of their health through early detection.HealthNov 18
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Determination to walk again earns Edmonton’s Eric Abrahamson a Glenrose Courage AwardDetermination, and a desire to connect with other patients, has earned Eric Abrahamson a 2025 Glenrose Courage Award. He will be honoured on Nov. 4.HealthOct 30
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Mother-son duo share Glenrose Courage Award after rebuilding life in EdmontonSince suffering a traumatic brain injury in 2023, Jamal Daahir has defied the recovery odds with relentless determination and unwavering support from his mother, Judy Haughton.HealthOct 23
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Glenrose Courage Award recipient Anna Siverns faces hurdles with smiles and jokesAnna Siverns, a young girl with cerebral palsy, has had to overcome several obstacles in her life. She's being honoured by the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital for her courage.HealthOct 16
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Glen Sather Sports Medicine Clinic to close after more than 35 yearsWhile one of Edmonton’s most-recognized sports medicine clinics is being shut down by the U of A, the team at the Glen Sather has vowed to keep treating patients — but where?HealthSep 17
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Dementia Care Pathways aims to transform support for Alberta familiesThe University of Alberta Hospital Foundation has launched a new initiative called Dementia Care Pathways.Sep 9
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Alberta family shares teen’s battle with juvenile arthritis ahead of fundraiserWhen she was five years old, Kylie George was at a gymnastics birthday party when she fell and hurt her ankle. Her parents didn't think much of it, until it started to swell.HealthSep 8
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Alberta health minister defends COVID vaccine changes amidst harsh criticism'We cannot afford to throw away and waste vaccine and the cost of that vaccine, which is what we've seen over the last number of years,' Adriana LaGrange told Global News.HealthSep 8
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Alberta polio survivors fear ‘horrifying’ virus could returnPolio has been eradicated in Canada for over 30 years, but doctors warn if vaccine rates continue to decline, it could open the door to a return of the devastating virus.HealthSep 2
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Grieving Edmonton families launch overdose awareness campaignAhead of International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31, the group, Moms Stop The Harm, gathered at the site of the billboard.HealthAug 31
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Northern Alberta Medical Program students begin training to strengthen rural health careThe students are the first cohort accepted into the Northern Alberta Medical Program, who will complete their education at Northwestern Polytechnic’s campus in Grande Prairie.HealthAug 25
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Wounded Warriors ride raises awareness, funds for mental health programmingThe ride raises funds and awareness for several of the organization's mental health programs for trauma-exposed professionals.Aug 20
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Edmonton university student brings joy to thousands with Cards for Care initiativeCards For Care Edmonton, a volunteer-run program, provides homemade cards to health-care facilities as well as seniors' homes as a way of bringing joy to patients and residents.Aug 14
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Alberta doctors call new non-invasive blood clot procedure ‘game-changing’So far, more than 50 of these life-saving procedures have been performed in the Edmonton Zone.HealthAug 13