Key takeaways:
- St-Philippe told her Instagram followers in March that she had experienced chemotherapy over the winter.
- Nadège St-Philippe has been a climate presenter and TV host for TVA, a top-ranking TV network in Quebec, since 2006.
Nadège St-Philippe, a famous TV host and climate presenter on Quebec’s TVA television network since 2006, perished Saturday evening after she had been diagnosed with cancer for the second time in her life late last year.
Honors poured in Sunday from some other Quebec television personalities and public figures as they became conscious of St-Philippe’s demise.
“A true beam of sunlight, Nadège was known for her great service and benevolence. For almost 15 years, (her personality) left a mark on our audience and our team associates,” TVA said in a press release.
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In March, St-Philippe posted on her Instagram handle that she’d had to put her skilled actions on hold some months before, in December 2021, to experience her first chemotherapy treatment in January.
She said she had first been diagnosed with cancer ten years back.
TVA said in its report that St-Philippe had, through social media, “wanted to maintain the secret bond she had with witnesses as she fought the hard battle, with strength.” It did not specify her age.
Source – CBC News
