When a business show she worked for trimmed its budget, Sims and the other producers were asked to do double-duty. Suddenly she found herself in front of the camera. That was in 1986 and the rest, as they say, is history. Sims flourished on camera as much as she had behind it and began attacking business stories with a fervor usually reserved for the deeply religious. The beauty of business Business stories always held some allure.
Business is about people.
But the story that stays with her is free trade. Labour was cheap and jobs were being siphoned away from Canadians. Here was a clear-cut example of the impact of all the forces of technology and globalization. It was really frightening to see. Early days at CTV Sims came to CTV in year in 1997 filling in for Garth Turner.