Former CTV anchor set to go to trial Dec. 1

A former CTV 6 p.m. news anchor charged with impaired driving will go to trial.

A lawyer for Manfred Joehnck entered a not guilty plea on behalf of his client on Thursday at the Provincial Court House in Regina.

On May 12, Joehnck was charged with impaired driving after rear-ending a motorcycle on Lakeridge Drive and Harrison Way, in a northwest Regina neighbourhood.

He resigned from CTV on May 20.

This is the second time Joehnck has been charged with driving under the influence.

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In 2002, he was fined $1,150 and lost his licence for a year after a similar incident. The trial date has been set for Dec. 1.

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