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Articles by Beth Macdonell
- Residents using tiny shelters in Toronto voice support after city issues court order against carpenter
- 'There's no other option': Toronto restaurant owner vows court action over extended lockdown
- 'She's a warrior': 14-year-old Toronto girl shot in the head now awake as police continue investigation
- New Vaughan, Ont. hospital ready to welcome ICU patients to alleviate capacity issues
- New Vaughan, Ont. hospital ready to welcome ICU patients to alleviate capacity issues
- Survivor who lost seven-year-old son and mother in Toronto house fire released from hospital
- 'Waiting and waiting': Thousands of Ontario small businesses looking for grant money to keep lights on
- 'It takes major strength': Man who died in deadly Toronto house fire hailed as hero
- 'Duke of the Danforth': Family and friends remember Toronto entrepreneur Saul Korman
- Toronto woman concerned about how officials enforce 14-day quarantine rule in condos
Beth Macdonell
ContactBeth Macdonell joined CTV News Toronto as a videojournalist in November 2019. After covering news in Eastern and Western Canada, she returned to her hometown to tell stories.
Previously, Macdonell was a videojournalist with CTV News Winnipeg, where she reported on a wide range of topics including the rise of asylum seekers crossing the U.S.-Canada border, tornadoes and wildfires, and missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
Macdonell has worked as a reporter at CBC News in St. John’s N.L., and as a producer with Discovery Channel Canada and CTV News Channel. She also spent time at a radio station in Accra, Ghana. Macdonell is a graduate of McGill University with a B.A. in International Development Studies and the postgraduate journalism program at Humber College.
Macdonell is drawn to storytelling because she enjoys meeting and talking with people from all walks of life. When she’s not chasing down a story, Macdonell loves exploring the natural world. Depending on the season, you can often find her on the trails, cross-country skiing or hiking.
She speaks English and French.
Follow her on Twitter: @BethCTV
