Lindsay Dunn Entertainment Dina Pugliese - occasional entertainment reporter Reporters Cynthia Mulligan - general assignment reporter Pam Seatle - general assignment reporter Mark McAllister- general assignment reporter Citytv Winnipeg Citytv Calgary The only news now broadcast on this station is during its version of Breakfast Television. News updates on Breakfast Television are still branded as CityNews. Notable current on-air staff Tara Slone - co-host; Breakfast Television Reporters Jill Belland - Breakfast Television Live Eye reporter Citytv Edmonton Citytv Vancouver The only news now broadcast on this station is during its version of Breakfast Television. News updates on Breakfast Television are still branded as CityNews. CityNews Ottawa Radio On December 3, 2020, at 10:00 AM, CIWW (1310 News) and CKBY-FM (Country 101.1) were rebranded as CityNews. Both stations broadcast identical content. Country 101.1 was rebranded to Country 92.3, as it was moved to CJET-FM. Past presenters Citytv Toronto Thalia Assuras (later moved to ABC and then CBS); now host of energyNOW! (American Clean Skies Foundation) Bill Cameron anchor; 1978–1983; (later moved to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation); deceased Lance Chilton - CityNews/CP24 reporter (later anchor at A-Channel in Barrie and real estate agent in Barrie area) Jojo Chintoh - reporter and crime specialist; 1978-2010 (now President at El Mundo Habitat Development Corporation) Mark Dailey - CityNews Tonight anchor, crime specialist and continuity announcer known as "The Voice of Citytv"; 1979-2010 (died on December 6, 2010, due to prostate cancer) Denise Donlon (later CEO of Sony Canada and executive director of CBC Radio's English-language services 2008–2011) Dwight Drummond - CityNews at Five anchor and crime specialist (now 5, 5:30 and 6 p.m. anchor at CBC Toronto) Merella Fernandez - anchor/reporter (now with CTV News in Toronto) Mary Garofalo (later at WNYW-TV in New York; now host of Global's 16x9 - The Bigger Picture) Anne-Marie Green - reporter (now at CBS News) Melissa Grelo - anchor/reporter (now co-host of CP24 Breakfast and weekday anchor at CP24) Peter Gross - sports director from 1977 until the early 1980s and then humour reporter with "The World According to Gross" until 1986. At 680 News from the early 1990s to 2019 except for a brief stint back at CityNews from 2001 to 2003 as a weather reporter and reprieving "The World According to Gross". Larysa Harapyn - entertainment anchor (laid off upon Rogers' elimination the CityNews' entertainment unit) Lorne Honickman - CityPulse/CityNews legal specialist (was host of