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Christine Clark

Morning News Anchor

About Christine

Christine is the Morning News Anchor at CityNews Kitchener delivering local, provincial and international headlines every morning. Over the past several years at CityNews Kitchener, Christine has been Morning Traffic Reporter, Afternoon News Anchor, Afternoon Traffic Anchor and Reporter at the station. After graduating from the Media Theory and Production - Broadcast Journalism collaboration program at Western University and Fanshawe College, Christine went on to intern at KGO 810 News in San Francisco. Although the warm weather and sourdough bread were tempting, all the "gentle people there" couldn't keep her away from her home in southern Ontario. Christine and her family live in Kitchener and frequently head down the 401 to visit their extended family in the GTA.

Latest stories published

Shooting at homes in Cambridge a 'targeted incident': WRPS

More information has been released about a shooting in Cambridge that saw numerous homes hit by bullets this week. Waterloo Regional Police are treating the shooting as a targeted incident, saying the...
First snow, then cold making the official start of winter

Morning commuters woke up to fresh snowfall, and slippery conditions on Friday. No weather alerts were in effect for Waterloo Region as of 6 a.m., but many parts of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) were...
Colleen James to represent Ontario Liberals in Kitchener Centre riding

A familiar name will be representing the Ontario Liberal Party locally in the next provincial election. Regional Councillor for Kitchener Colleen James was selected as the Ontario Liberal candidate...
Strong Rangers' power play not enough to stop Sarnia

Back-to-back 3-2 losses for the Kitchener Rangers. Following a defeat to London Sunday, the Rangers also went down 3-2 against the Sarnia Sting on Wednesday night. The rare Wednesday night match-up...
Federal offender arrested in Kitchener

A man wanted for armed robbery, known as a federal offender, and at large for over a month, has been arrested in Kitchener. Toronto Police arrested John Francis Curtin this week. He was on the run since...
Twin sisters set to study at UW killed in Israeli airstrike

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza is being blamed for the deaths of two University of Waterloo students. The schools confirmed the deaths of twin sisters Dalia Ghazi Ibaid and Sally Ghazi Ibaid. The pair...
More students coming, more schools needed: WCDSB annual report

The next decade is set to see enrolment in Waterloo Region schools skyrocket, and with an ever-growing student body, more space is needed, the Waterloo Catholic District School Board said in its annual...
Report detailing Wilmot finances over past 13 years to be released next spring

A nearly 51 per cent potential property tax increase in Wilmot Township is turning heads this budget season and has many asking questions about the community's finances. Wilmot Council is hopeful a...
Kitchener taxes, water bills going up $131 next year

Another city in Waterloo Region making the final decision on it's 2025 budget. Those living in Kitchener will be paying $131 dollars more next year in city taxes and water bills. The property tax increase...