Where Is Leslie Horton From Global News? Wiki, Biography, Age, Spouse, Net Worth, Fast Facts

Leslie Horton delivers comprehensive traffic coverage and community events weekdays on Global News Morning and Global News at Noon. Leslie was born in Vancouver, graduated with a degree from the University of B.C., then attended the B.C. Institute of Technology and graduated with a diploma in Broadcast Journalism.

Her broadcast career has taken her to Terrace, B.C.; Red Deer, Alta.; Regina, Sask.; and back to Red Deer before moving to Calgary in 1995. You can find Leslie hosting traffic reports in the weekday morning and noon shows while also immersing herself in events around the community, reporting live on the fun events going on around our city.

Leslie is the visionary behind the hugely successful Morning/Month of Giving initiative, which raises money to bring Christmas cheer to Calgarians who need it. She also volunteers her time for many charities and organizations each year, as an event MC and guest speaker.

After a couple of years in BC, Leslie moved back East where she worked as a journalist, anchor and weather presenter. She also prompted as a moderator in Red Deer, Alberta, and Regina, Saskatchewan. Leslie joined Global Calgary in 1995.

After 20 years of broadcasting, Leslie currently maintains a strong interest in live television and making it known. It also references the deal with the Pan Canadian Students Choice honors program. Horton has the annual Stampede Lottery Show, which is in addition to the Grandstand Show at the Calgary Stampede.

It is just an assumption to see her profile and post, however, she might have battled breast disease before. Horton looks coordinated and dynamic in helping other malignant growth survivors and associations related to disease care in Canada. He lives with his family and his daughter Avery in Canada.

In addition to posting pertinent news on his Twitter, he sometimes swoons at the thought of his journey helping other people with his actions.

“I get by with a little help from my friends…” ?? pic.twitter.com/KhKr9Cp5Gm

— Leslie Horton (@global_leslie) February 11, 2022

One of the tweets from January 28 reads: “So…. here and there the street ahead is not going very well! I will walk away from 3:45 am Waking up requires some time to deal with malignant growth. Let this new excursion begin.”

In 2014, Horton sued for $150,000 in damages after enduring horrific brain injury, mental disabilities including cognitive decline, lack of ability to consistently focus, and other injuries on the CPS Westwinds campus. There have been no submissions of explanations from guards restraining the charges, which have not been proven in court.