Chris Glover (journalist)

Chris Glover is a Canadian television and radio journalist, who was named as the new host of Metro Morning, CBC Radio's local morning program in Toronto, Ontario, in 2026.[1]

Born and raised in Whitby, Ontario, he studied journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University.[2] He began his career as a journalist in Halifax, and later worked in Winnipeg and Washington, D.C. before transferring to Toronto in the 2010s.

During his time as a television reporter in Toronto, he briefly became a national news story when, while he was doing a live spot from Comedy Bar's emergency meeting responding to SiriusXM Canada's controversial plan to rebrand its Canada Laughs channel, actor Boyd Banks began licking Glover's ear on the air.[3] Banks apologized for his behaviour the following day,[4] and Glover wrote a first-person essay about the incident and its ramifications a few days later, in which he noted that as embarrassed and humiliated as he was, women in journalism regularly face much more persistent and aggressive harassment.[5]

In 2025 he joined the national consumer affairs newsmagazine Marketplace.

He was a Canadian Screen Award nominee for Best Local Reporter at the 9th Canadian Screen Awards in 2021,[1] and won a Radio Television Digital News Association award in 2023 for his coverage of the 2023 Toronto mayoral by-election.[1]

He is out as gay.[6]

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