Pam Seatle is a TV newscaster on Citytv

Citytv

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 in Toronto

Toronto

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, Canada

Canada

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, on CityNews

CityNews

CityNews is the title of local television newscasts currently seen on CITY-TV Toronto, Canada. It premiered on September 12, 1977 under the name CityPulse, then spread to Citytv stations in other cities across Canada. Due to severe financial issues, as of January 19, 2010, the only station that...

 at 6 and CityNews Tonight (weekdays). Her aunt is actor Dixie Seatle, who portrayed as Mona in the 1980s series Adderly

Adderly

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. On January 19, 2010, Pam Seatle was released by Rogers Media Television. Pam Seatle was brought back to Citytv's CityNews

CityNews

CityNews is the title of local television newscasts currently seen on CITY-TV Toronto, Canada. It premiered on September 12, 1977 under the name CityPulse, then spread to Citytv stations in other cities across Canada. Due to severe financial issues, as of January 19, 2010, the only station that...

 as a reporter a month later. On March 5, Pam Seatle was the new anchor of the weekend edition of CityNews at Six when it was brought back to air.

Education

Seatle has a degree in French from the University of Toronto. As part of schooling, spent her third year at the Université de Provence in the south of France.

Personal life

Pam is married to Canadian author Dave Eddie, whose book "Housebroken" is a chronicle of the way his life changed after meeting and marrying Pam and having children. They reside with their 3 children in Toronto.

When asked of her height, she replied: "I am a shade under 5'11. Most people cannot tell that and are often surprised when they meet me. It is one of the most oft-heard phrases of my career: 'You are much taller than you look on TV!'"