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Marianna Simeone - My TakeCBC Television | Updated March 8, 2007 March 8, 2007 Marianna Simeone gives her take on the Quebec leaders' debate. The debate is in French but Marianna thinks it's high time the leaders should also talk about the issues in English.  Watch (Runs 130)Feb. 27, 2007 Like it or not, an election means changes to our visual environment, like all those campaign signs. CBC News at Six's City Columnist is not impressed with what she's seen so far. Watch (Runs 1:30)Feb. 21, 2007 Marianna gives her take on the Feb. 21 Quebec election call. Watch (Runs 1:26)Feb. 19, 2007 With the political parties gearing up for the election call, you'll hear a lot about their platforms and their election promises. Our City Columnist has one suggestion for the party leaders -- make Montreal a priority. Watch (Runs 1:21)
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Marianna
Simeone began her career in international trade and foreign affairs,
heading Canada's largest bilateral trade association.
For several years she hosted her own current affairs television show in Italian for CH Montreal called 7 Giorni before moving to CBC as a panelist on CBC Newsworld’s Au Courant.
She was also a guest host on CBC Radio’s Homerun and CBC News at Six until she began her present role as City Columnist.
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