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Articles by Tyler Barrow
- Parade of Wonders returns to Calgary, thousands expected to participate
- Calgary halal food stores, grocers shut down by Alberta Health Services; public alert issued
- Court hearing held for former Alberta minor hockey volunteer charged with sexual assault
- 'Enough work hasn't yet been done': 42 community association representatives meet with Gondek over rezoning
- Bow Valley employers looking to fill vacant positions while battling housing shortage
- American Cornhole League makes Canadian tour stop in Airdrie
- Remembering the Rwandan genocide 30 years later
- John G. Diefenbaker High School students raise more than $26,000 pedalling for a purpose
- Calgary rally for Ukraine skies calls for air defense systems, parts embargo on Russian missile manufacturers
- Community parade to celebrate Green Shirt Day in Calgary
- More than 300 athletes from across Alberta competing in lifesaving championships in Calgary
- Southcentre Mall hosts special Sensory Easter Sunday
- WestJet Encore pilots hold information picket at Calgary International Airport
- Neighbours in Calgary armed standoff ‘wondered what was going on’
- 'Lifesaving' visa program for Ukrainians set to end at the end of March
- Calgary-based aerospace company awarded $211M CF-18 fighter jet contract
- Alberta Ballet meets powwow in new dance collaboration: 'It’s important for me to share my culture'
- Caught on cam: Ski stunt goes wrong at Lake Louise, Alta.
- Ottawa set to unveil budget in April; province seeking infrastructure help
- City crews clearing main routes out after Saturday snowstorm in Calgary dumps 18 cm of snow
Tyler Barrow
Tyler Barrow joined CTV News Calgary in September of 2023.
The graduate of SAIT’s Polytechnic Broadcast News Program comes to the Stampede City, having previously worked as the overnight production assistant on History’s Alone show in the North West Territories, and reporting for CTV News stations in Lethbridge and Saskatoon.
During his time in Lethbridge, Tyler covered the city’s opioid crisis, the Brooks Bandits’ capturing the National Junior A Championship on home ice while also getting his hands dirty is some agriculture stories. He did get stranded in a snow storm near Waterton as well.
While in Saskatchewan, Tyler was fortunate to experience the province and meet so many wonderful people. He told stories of Ukrainian newcomers, residential school survivors and covered the 2022 James Smith Cree Nation massacre.
Tyler is born and raised in Banff, roughly 125 kilometres from Calgary. Tyler says the journey to CTV Calgary has been a whole lot longer, but he has enjoyed every bit of it.
Tyler speaks English.
