Jean-Luc Mongrain is a renowned Canadian television newscaster and journalist, best known for hosting his self-titled talk show, Mongrain.
Jean-Luc Mongrain was born on July 16, 1951, in Chambly, Quebec, Canada. He studied theology at the Université de Sherbrooke before transitioning into a career in journalism.
Mongrain began his career in journalism as a news presenter at CJRS radio. He officially became a professional journalist in 1974. Over the next several decades, he established himself as a prominent figure in Quebec's media landscape, recognized for his direct, communicative style. His work spanned a variety of platforms, including print, radio, and television.
In 1982, he founded the newspaper La Nouvelle. By 1986, Mongrain was anchoring social affairs on L’Heure Juste, a weekly television program aired on Télé-7 in Sherbrooke. Shortly thereafter, he became the regular host of Mongrain Salé, a daily talk show on the TVA network. This show significantly boosted his public profile, and he continued to host it for over twelve years.
During his career, Mongrain became involved with local media as well, acquiring Le Journal de Sherbrooke and running Le Nouvelles de Haut-Saint-François for several years. In 1986, he transitioned into television debate and commentary, further expanding his presence in Quebec media.
| Net Worth 2021: | 10 million |
