Deb Matejicka (born in

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) is a

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sports journalist formerly working for The Score sports television network.(20 September 2010)
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canoe.ca ("Yes, that is indeed former Score reporter-turned-mom Deb Matejicka doing TV commercials for the Great Canadian Superstore.") Matejicka received a degree in political studies and English from the

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. After launching her journalism career in

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, she worked for the CTV network in

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and

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, and CKVU in

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. Matejicka began working for The Score in October 2001.(12 October 2001)
Why is it so tough to find baseball on TV?
''Toronto Star'' ("The Score has hired Patricia Boal and Deb Matejicka to staff its new bureaus in Ottawa and Calgary.") In 2013, Matejicka joined

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as its Calgary bureau reporter. In May 2018, Matejicka joined

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as its community events reporter. Matejicka is a former competitive swimmer. She has three children.

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Deb Matejicka Twitter

The Weather Network Talent - Deb Matejicka
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