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Stories by Mike Lang
- Gateway Casinos considers relocating from Innisfil venue
- Innovative solution to battery waste: Call2Recycle and EDI Inc.'s sorting technology
- Orillia OPP records six impaired driving arrests in past week
- Hockey equipment drive helps to support Indigenous youth with largest collection yet
- Some important safety reminders for boating season
- Barrie pharmacy launches 1st provincial pharmacist care walk-in clinic
- CONTACT Community Services' new initiative to make housing more accessible
- Tribute to late 11-year-old Barrie boy vanishes again
- Young Elmvale prodigy recognized for coding talents
- Holland Landing driver charged with stunt driving on 407
- First-ever festival brings maple treats to Georgian College
- Barrie man arrested in Waterloo region
- Strong wind alert ends in Simcoe County
- Barrie Colts feel good about efforts in Playoffs despite season-ending loss
- Generals blank Colts in Game 6
- Gymnasts showcase skills at Gymnastic Ontario's provincial qualifier in Alliston
- Two Orillia individuals charged for impaired driving within four hours
- Royal Canadian Navy visits Collingwood for unique training operation
- Bradford set for 'Battle of the Badges' charity hockey game
- Barrie breaks ground on affordable housing project to tackle housing crisis
Mike Lang
ContactMike joined CTV Barrie in January 2024 as a video journalist.
He grew up in Montreal with a passion for watching Canadiens games on RDS, which is what first inspired him to pursue a career in broadcasting.
He began working toward that dream by attending the College of Sports Media during the pandemic, where he graduated in 2022.
Mike spent a summer at TSN as a story editor for SportsCentre and SC with Jay Onrait, which further ignited his desire to work on-air and led to a move across Ontario for his first reporter position with Thunder Bay Television (TBT).
During his time in Thunder Bay, Mike covered various news stories, including issues on crime, homelessness, aviation, and weather-related events. He had the opportunity to interview Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce during the 2022 CUPE strike and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh on affordable housing. Mike eventually moved to the desk full-time, serving as TBT's lead sports anchor for their weekday newscasts before joining the CTV Barrie team.
As a former competitive athlete, Mike is also passionate about health and fitness, working as a personal trainer in the Toronto area for six years. Most of his spare time is still spent working out and following sports, but he always finds time to visit his family and friends.
Mike speaks English and French.
