Lindsey Deluce

CP24 Remote Host/ Anchor

After completing her Broadcast Journalism diploma, Lindsey moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia to experience this unique part of Canada, shortly after she was hired by CTV ATLANTIC as a reporter/anchor. After two and a half years reporting the top stories of the Maritimes Lindsey took the opportunity to return to Toronto as a remote host and anchor for CP24.

Lindsey is always up for the next adventure. While still in school she acquired her Scuba Diving Licence and her Private Pilot's Licence.

During her time in Halifax, she was actively involved in telethons for the Christmas Daddies Organization along with the IWK Children's Hospital.

Lindsey has a passion for the arts. She studied drama at Oxford University, England; at Rodean School in Johannesburg, South Africa; and at Circle in the Square Theater School in New York City, U.S.A. In 2002, she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Sociology from Queen's University.

Rebecca Rosenblat

Host of Sex@11

Dr. Selene Wilkinson BA, N.D

Naturopathic Doctor, Cambridge Group of Clubs

Dr. Wilkinson has treated an extensive variety of conditions ranging from infertility to diabetes as well as a large demographic of patients from pediatrics to seniors. Over the years, Dr. Wilkinson has developed a strong clinical experience with women’s health, fertility and hormonal issues. Dr. Wilkinson uses an integrative approach of incorporating a wide variety of treatment modalities such as acupuncture, Asian medicine, nutrition, homeopathy, botanical medicine, and counseling.

Dr. Wilkinson also provides her expertise in Naturopathic Medicine as a writer for MSN Canada and has appeared on the Steven & Chris Show.

Jocelyn Smith, R.N

Nurse Manager for LifeQuest Centre for Reproductive Medicine

Jocelyn was born in Hamilton, and grew up in Toronto. She studied nursing at Humber College and graduated as an RN in 1979. Immediately after graduation, Jocelyn began working at The Toronto General Hospital, at first in the neurology department, then in the intensive care unit (ICU). After three years, Jocelyn moved to the labour and delivery unit where she worked for an additional two years. During this time, an opportunity to build a new IVF clinic in the reproductive biology unit at the hospital arose. Jocelyn was the perfect candidate. At the beginning of her time in this specialized unit, Jocelyn handled all the hands on patient care, including meeting patients, and following them through the entire process of IVF, from their first day, right through their retrievals and embryo transfers, right up to the pregnancy tests. After several years, as the unit grew in size, Jocelyn began to hire additional nurses and staff, and ran the administrative side of the unit. This unit was one of the first IVF clinics in Canada, and Jocelyn Smith was there from the beginning.

During this time, she also gave lectures and presentations across Canada, the United States and abroad to numerous nursing conferences. In addition, in 1990, she co-wrote a book about infertility treatment called Making Babies, A Guide to Fertility and Infertility.

In 1992, Jocelyn was approached by two well-known infertility physicians to help them open a private IVF unit in downtown Toronto. She was hired on the spot, and almost immediately, began setting up one of Canada’s first private IVF units, including organizing all the logistics, hiring the staff, developing policies, and organizing models for patient care. Today, this clinic is LifeQuest Centre for Reproductive Medicine.

Currently, in addition to her role as Nurse Manager at LifeQuest, Jocelyn is the volunteer President of IAAC (Infertility Awareness Association of Canada), and is a member of the CFAS (Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society) and the ASRM (American Society of Reproductive Medicine). She also was a surveyor for Accreditation Canada. In 2009, she was awarded the Care and Life Award (2009) of the CFAS.