The half-hour show will dissect local and global business news with Canadian heavyweights. “Bloomberg North” will debut in the first quarter of 2016 and will air weekdays at 6 p.m. ET.
“At the core of Bloomberg TV Canada is quality locally produced business news that’s important and relevant to Canadians,” said Mike Katrycz, vice president news of Channel Zero, in a statement. “Amanda’s strength as one of this country’s top business journalists will play a key role in delivering this. We’re very happy to have her on our team.”
Lang was CBC’s senior business correspondent for six years, reporting for its flagship nightly news program “The National” and hosting “The Exchange with Amanda Lang,” a daily business program airing on CBC News Network. Lang has interviewed many of the world’s leading business and political figures, covering technology, the dot-com asset bubble, the credit crisis and great recession, and the Euro-zone crisis.
Lang is also the author of “The Power of Why” (HarperCollins, October 2012). When she is not on the desk of “Bloomberg North,” she will continue working on her second book, which will be published in the fall of 2016.
Bloomberg TV Canada, the 24/7 Canadian business and financial news television channel operated by Channel Zero, will launch on Nov. 16, and will be available across the country via most television providers.
Recent hires include the appointment of Pamela Ritchie as anchor of “The Daily Brief” and Michael Bancroft as executive producer of the channel. Further talent announcements will follow in the coming weeks.
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