Beverly Thomson

Imagine waking up every morning and having a friendly face tell you all the important news. That was Beverly Thomson for many Canadians! She was a journalist, which means she was like a news detective, finding out what was happening in the world and sharing it with everyone.

She was on a TV show called Canada AM for a super long time, from when you might have been a tiny baby until you were old enough for middle school!

Beverly Thomson was a co-host on Canada AM, which was like the morning party for news in Canada. She worked with another host named Seamus O'Regan. They were on the show from 2003 to 2016. That’s longer than you’ve been in school! They helped millions of people start their day by telling them about everything from big world events to fun local stories. It’s a big job to be on TV every morning!

Beverly Thomson wasn't just good at her job, she was also a very kind person. In 2006, she won a special award called the Gemini Humanitarian Award. This award is given to people who do really good things to help others. It means she cared a lot about making the world a better place. Imagine getting a prize just for being super helpful and kind – that’s what happened to Beverly!

Beverly Thomson was a journalist for CTV News Channel. She was born on April 15, 1964, and sadly passed away on September 14, 2025. For many years, she was the person Canadians trusted to get their news. She helped people understand what was going on, and she even won an award for being so good at helping others. She’s a great example of someone who used their voice to make a difference.