Matthew Kang

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Matthew Kang is a Canadian-American journalist and video producer.

Kang began his career at Deutsche Welle as a radio anchor and reporter in Bonn, Germany, where he reported on various world news events focusing on Germany and the European Union.

Kang joined CTV's Kitchener affiliate CKCO-DT as a general assignment reporter, he also reported for various CTV News Platforms including BNN, CTV News Channel and CTV National News. During his time there, he landed various high-profile interviews which included actor, Martin Sheen, Olympic athlete Clara Hughes and former CTV National News Anchor Lloyd Robertson.

Kang joined CBC News in 2013, he served as a local reporter for CBC Radio One Kitchener-Waterloo's affiliate CBLA FM.^[1] He covered stories on new product launches by BlackBerry, he recently covered the live Toronto launch of the Blackberry Passport^[2] and the launch of its new app 'Blackberry Blend'.^[3]

Kang has also covered the release of the Blackberry Classic.^[4]

Kang joined Forbes Magazine in January 2016, based in San Francisco, California, he primarily covered stories on the technology industry as a video producer. He left in 2024.

Kang was awarded with a RTDNA Canada (Adrienne Clarkson Award - Diversity) in 2012 for his story on the challenges local police services face in attracting minorities, women and members of the LGBT community to joining their services as recruits.

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