CFTK-TV News
About the show
Keep up to date on what is happening in your community. News, Sports and Weather. Only on CFTK-TV.
Kathy Brookes - 6pm & 11pm News Anchor CFTK-TV News Anchor Kathy Brookes first came to the Northwest as a reporter in 1984, while studying journalism at UVic. Since then, she's spent four years as a radio and television reporter and announcer in Prince Rupert, and has worked in the Newroom in Terrace since 1990, announcing and reporting for radio and television on stories from across the region. | |
| John Crawford - News Director John Crawford was born and raised in Chatham, Ontario, and attended the University of Western Ontario in London, before coming to BC to begin his broadcasting career in Creston. John's worked in the Kootenays, Salmon Arm and Smithers, as well as northern Alberta, where he covered the Stanley Cup Champion Edmonton Oilers in the mid 1980's. He and his family came to Terrace in 1991. He was appointed News Director in November 2007. |
Tyler Noble is a Terrace native who came home to join CFTK after a two year stint as a radio news reporter at CKNW in Vancouver. After completing a Bachelor of Arts degree at UBC, Tyler graduated from BCIT’s Broadcast Journalism program in 2008. Previously, he worked in the Northwest as a freelance newspaper reporter. In his spare time, Tyler spends a lot of time at the hockey rink. As a level III referee, Tyler has worked five provincial championships beginning with the Peewee AA tournament in Prince Rupert in 2002. | |
Karin Koppitz is CFTK's TV and Radio Journalist in Smithers and the Bulkley Valley. She's happy to be back in her home province after attending SAIT in Calgary for Broadcast News and a 2 year stint in Peace River, Alberta as a Radio Reporter and News Director. As an outdoor enthusiast, Karin can't wait to hit the beautiful slopes of Hudson Bay Mountain, the hiking trails and of course bring you the news of the valley. | |
 | Sahar Nassimdoost - Prince Rupert Reporter Originally from the South Okanagan, Sahar joined CFTK TV in the Spring of 2007. Just in time for that infamous "March Blizzard". She was freelancing, shooting small-budget documentaries in Vancouver then continuing with her photography in the Okanagan before moving to Terrace to work at the station. Sahar graduated from SAIT Polytechnic, majoring in Production as a Camera Op. She is now the new Prince Rupert reporter. She's gone from the living in arid wine-country to the lush and pristine North Coast: A testament to her willingness to adapt to new environments and changes. |
