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Articles by Amanda Kline
- Canada may deport Montreal care worker over obscure 'overthrowing government' clause
- 'I was panicking': Montreal woman calls for stricter regulations after dog bite
- Dawson to go ahead with in-person exams, warns boycotting students they'll flunk
- Quebec launches $40 million program to help students find work in tech sector
- Recommendations for Quebec youth protection system will leave racialized children behind: advocates
- More Quebec women in need of shelter services after difficult pandemic year
- Nurses leaving Quebec public healthcare system in droves during pandemic: report
- Palais des Congres ready to vaccinate up to 1,000 people per day
- This Montreal restaurant is pushing back against punishing delivery app fees
- Nurses sound alarm on Quebec rule that delays CPR for COVID-19 patients in cardiac arrest
- Inquest begins into death of two-year-old Quebec girl whose body was found in dumpster
- Laurentians study suggests human trafficking more common in Quebec than many realize
- Staff at Jewish General Hospital in Montreal suffer apparent food poisoning during annual free meal
- COVID-19 outbreak in West Island long-term care home among worst in Quebec
- Montreal paramedics told to suspend resuscitation on some patients for months due to COVID-19 risks
- Quebec promise of 10,000 orderlies by September has fallen short
- Chez Doris women's shelter has seen 'astounding' number of clients in pandemic, says director
- Marathoner makes the most of a pandemic summer by running 1,100 km through Quebec
- No summer jobs this year? This 16-year-old Montrealer made her own
- Concordia under pressure to create new system for handling sexual assault complaints
Amanda Kline
ContactAmanda Kline is the anchor of CTV News Montreal’s weekend newscasts, a role she took over at the beginning of the pandemic in May 2020.
She’s also a video journalist and enjoys stints in Quebec City covering the National Assembly.
Amanda started reporting on a freelance basis at CTV Montreal in 2016 when she also worked as a researcher, assignment editor and later, fill-in anchor.
Before joining CTV Montreal she worked in Toronto as a breaking news producer, a reporter at City Life (a current affairs show on MAtv), and a reporter and producer at CJAD 800.
She holds a Master of Journalism from Ryerson University and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from Concordia University.
Amanda has been on the front lines of some the biggest breaking news stories in the city, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the climate march that drew hundreds of thousands of people to Montreal and the spring floods in 2017.
She is part of the team at CTV Montreal that won the RTDNA award for long-term coverage of asylum seekers crossing the border irregularly via Roxham Road in 2017 and the team at CJAD 800 that won the RTDNA for breaking news coverage of the shootings on Parliament Hill in 2015.
Although difficult these days, pre-pandemic Amanda, emceed and moderated various panels at Concordia University, one of her Alma Maters.
Amanda was born and raised in Montreal’s West Island, and now lives in the city with her boyfriend and pup Lucy.
She loves to travel, cycle and watch the seasons change atop Mont Royal.
