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Articles by Austin Lee
- 'Fight for a stronger Alberta': Kenney comments for first time since announcing resignation
- 1 dead in Deer Ridge house fire
- Fire breaks out at home in Thorncliffe
- Surging gas prices reach all-time high in Calgary
- 'Completely innocent': Calgary woman killed in crash after road rage shooting was mother of 5
- Alberta police chiefs gather near Calgary to discuss emerging issues
- Fire breaks out at Calgary high school, classes move online for rest of year
- 'Bill 15 is a mistake': ATA raises concerns over reform of teacher discipline process
- 'It's going to get crazy': Calgary businesses looking forward to Flames playoffs
- Cavalry FC look to right ship in home opener against defending champs
- New study suggests Calgary's supervised consumption site saves taxpayers millions
- Calgary murder suspect makes list of Canada's most wanted fugitives
- Calgary Expo's Parade of Wonders cancelled amid spring snowstorm
- Victim of Saddle Ridge shooting identified by Calgary police
- Spring snowstorm wreaks havoc on Calgary roads
- Calgary street sweepers back on the road
- 'We're super excited': Calgary Stampede looking forward to Tuesday chuckwagon canvas auction
- U.S. senator visiting Alberta oilsands amid energy security concerns
- Not just for scientists: Albertans encouraged to check COVID-19 levels in wastewater
- 1 dead in southeast Calgary house fire
Austin Lee
ContactAustin joined the CTV Morning Live Calgary team as a reporter in December 2021 after nearly a one-year stint as a video journalist with CTV News Lethbridge.
Before joining CTV News, he worked as a television and radio reporter for CJDC TV News in Fort St. John, B.C. covering local stories from across the Peace Region.
Born and raised in Campbell River on Vancouver Island, Austin’s first taste of Alberta living came when he attended the Broadcast News program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), where he graduated with honours.
Outside of the newsroom, Austin is an avid sports fan who loves getting out for a round of golf or lacing up his skates to slap around a puck. When it comes to watching sports, he’s a big time fan of the Vancouver Canucks, Miami Dolphins and the Utah Jazz. It's been a rough few years.
Starting his career during a pandemic has made for an interesting introduction to the industry. From covering the ever-changing COVID-19 landscape, crime, politics and sports, Austin is always eager to put in the work needed to tell honest, balanced and informative stories.
Austin speaks English and a bit of French.
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