Cristina Tenaglia

Cristina Tenaglia is a Weekend Correspondent for CTV National News, based in Toronto.

She was previously with CP24, where she worked as a Reporter/Anchor since July 2012. Tenaglia covered high-profile stories such as the 2016 Tim Bosma murder trial, Mayor Rob Ford’s cancer diagnosis announcement, and the funeral for murdered soldier, Corporal Nathan Cirillo. She also delivered live coverage from the Toronto flood in the summer of 2013, the July 2012 Danzig Street shooting in Scarborough, and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty’s resignation in October 2012.

While she thrives on big, breaking stories, Tenaglia also enjoys fun TV moments, like chatting with stars such as Matthew McConaughey, Ryan Gosling, and Jennifer Aniston at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Tenaglia also worked out of Bell Media’s 299 Queen St. Headquarters from 2006-08 as a Researcher and Associate Producer for the Gemini-nominated and RTDNA-winning investigative news show SILVERMAN HELPS on CP24 (and CityNews). The investigative news team worked to solve hundreds of consumer-related cases for viewers each year.

In 2011, Tenaglia was the recipient of the RTDNA Canada President’s Fellowship, an award which allowed her to attend the acclaimed Poynter Institute for Journalism in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Tenaglia is an Honours graduate of Ryerson University's School of Radio and Television Arts. She enjoys continuing to learn about the changing world of journalism, and attends yearly news conferences including the RTDNA Canada National Conference, and the U.S Seminars for Investigative Reporters and Editors.

Tenaglia spends time mentoring students and young broadcasters, something she greatly enjoys. She supports Gilda’s Club Toronto, a facility that provides free social and emotional support that benefits anyone living with cancer.