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Articles by Kevin Green
- Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in crisis
- Chocolate, beer, wine: Climate change takes bite out of life's little pleasures
- Calgary water restrictions could start in May as drought looms
- New U.S. meat labelling rules causing Canadian cattle industry concern
- 'It's really, really bad': Haitian-Canadians in Calgary worry for families, friends
- 'It's another employee. It's a marketing budget': Reduced excise tax still hurts small brewers
- 'No choice but to solve this': Calgary Construction Association sounds alarm over ongoing worker shortage
- Federal government moves ahead with plan to build more homes in Alberta
- Speed reduced at intersection after man dies in collision with CTrain; reviews ongoing
- 'People are calling you a hypochondriac': Advocates shedding light on the rare diseases affecting millions of Canadians
Kevin Green
ContactSince joining CTV in 1982, Calgary-based Kevin Green has covered everything from natural disasters, to Stanley Cup and Grey Cup finals, royal tours, and international conflicts.
Though based in Calgary, Kevin has delivered reports from the United States, India, Bosnia and Croatia, Sudan, Kenya, and Ethiopia.
He specializes in stories about science and engineering, human rights, arts, and immigration. He also has a keen interest in training journalists, having been an instructor at both SAIT Polytechnic and Mount Royal University in Calgary. In 2018 he was instrumental in redesigning the broadcast journalism curriculum at SAIT Polytechnic, moving the course into the era of mobile journalism.
A photojournalist, Kevin has received Western Canadian News Photographer awards for his sports, and news photography. He was awarded an RTDNA Gold award for best documentary for coverage during the Balkan Conflict in the 1990s, and the Alberta Media Production Industries Association AMPIA award for best documentary production, for his work in South Sudan during that country’s civil war.
He has returned several times to South Sudan since its independence and has spent weeks living inside refugee camps to document the struggles of the world’s newest nation.
He is a member of the National Press Photographers Association, and also a member of the SAIT Polytechnic broadcasting advisory board.
Kevin speaks English.