Kyle Christie

Kyle Christie joined CP24 – Toronto's Breaking News in April 2011 as an Anchor and Remote Host. Christie is also the Host of AUTO SHOP Sunday's at 8 p.m. ET on CP24.

No stranger to the newsroom, Christie has been part of the CTV News team since 2004 with CTV Southwestern Ontario. Starting as a general assignment videographer, he soon began anchoring newscasts including federal, provincial and municipal election specials. Before coming to CP24, Christie was the Anchor for Southwestern Ontario's most watched newscast, CTV NEWS AT SIX and Co-Anchored CTV NEWS AT NOON with Nancy Richards.

In 2010, Christie was honoured by the Radio Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) for an in-depth investigative feature on private surveillance cameras in long-term care facilities. Other career highlights for him are carrying the Olympic Torch in Tavistock, Ontario for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and skydiving with the Canadian Forces Skyhawks Parachute Team.

Before embarking on a journalism career, he was a Talent Agent in Toronto casting major motion pictures such as Chicago, Cinderella Man and X-Men.

Christie is a graduate of the University of Victoria with a degree in Art History and Film and is a graduate of Sheridan College's Journalism New Media Program. In 2008, Kyle was the first inductee onto Sheridan's "Wall of Fame".

Originally from Brantford Ontario, he now lives in Cambridge, Ontario with his wife and two sons. His favourite pastime is cheering for his son at hockey and soccer games. Outside of work, Christie volunteers for numerous organizations including Meals on Wheels and the Alzheimer's Society. He also finds time to teach journalism at Conestoga College.