Kaella Carr

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Kaella Carr (born September 8, 1983) is a Canadian television news anchor and reporter for CTV.

Biography[]

Carr was born in Windsor, Ontario on September 8, 1983. She attended and graduated from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.

She began her career in radio in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan as a reporter and anchor. A year later she was hired at CTV Prince Albert. She joined Lethbridge's CFCN-TV in May 2005.^[1] As of June 2010, she is the senior reporter (specializing in court and crime) and backup anchor.

Carr previously served as the Vice President Alberta/NWT for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada Lethbridge Chapter President and the Chair of the Youth Advisory Council of the .^[2] In 2008, Carr and 11 other youth helped create , for those 15-25 affected by inflammatory bowel disease.

Carr lives in Lethbridge, Alberta. She has two children.^[1]

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