Erica Johnson is a Canadian journalist and investigative reporter best known for her work with CBC. Over the course of her career, she has become recognized for reporting on consumer protection, healthcare, corporate accountability, and issues that directly affect everyday Canadians.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Johnson studied journalism before beginning her broadcasting career in radio. She later joined CBC, where she developed extensive experience in both radio and television journalism.
Johnson became particularly well known through CBC’s Marketplace, one of Canada’s longest-running consumer affairs programs. Her investigations examined misleading advertising, unsafe products, questionable business practices, and problems within public and private institutions.
She later became an important member of CBC’s Go Public investigative team, continuing to expose issues involving companies, government agencies, and consumer rights. Her careful research and commitment to accountability have earned her numerous journalism awards.
With decades of experience in investigative reporting, Erica Johnson remains a respected figure in Canadian media and an important voice in consumer journalism.
