Kimberley Davidson has been with us for a few years now, bookending a stint as a CTV News Anchor based out of Lethbridge.

You can find Kim in the courthouse, on the streets, at city hall, wherever news is happening really! She also anchors the occasional newscast from time-to-time.

Jeff Johnson is your News Director and the voice of the Morning News. When you're just dragging yourself out of bed in the early morning hours, Jeff is already hard at work, bringing you all you need to know to start your day.

Originally from the mighty metropolis of Drumbo, Ontario (pop. 400... 399 now...), his best way to describe it is off centre of the middle of nowhere. Really, if it WAS the middle of nowhere, you'd be able to find it!!

Jeff is a graduate of the Broadcast program at Conestoga College. He made the 5000 km trek back in October of 2008 to join the team at Broadcast Center News.

You can reach Jeff with your news tips and story ideas at jeff@broadcastcenternews.ca.

Marion Warnica is the Broadcast Center Newsroom's latest reporter. If it's happening in the East Kootenay, you can expect to see Marion on the scene, finding out everything you need to know about what's going on.

Originally from Kingston, Ontario, Marion specializes in multimedia presentation and international affairs reporting. Her work has been published by CTV Ottawa, the Kingston Whig Standard, CKCU Radio and CBC Radio One.

Staff at Carleton University awarded her the Murray Goldblatt Memorial Scholarship for best overall journalistic potential in her first year of the school’s Master of Journalism program. She also received an International Development Research Council Award for International Development Journalism, thanks to her radio documentary about elephant keeping in Thailand (featured on CBC’s Dispatches).

She’s also a great cook and an enthusiastic – if rusty – drummer.