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Articles by Cindy Sherwin
- Province, not users, should pay for Montreal transit shortfalls in pandemic: advocates
- Studying thousands of blood donations will show how far COVID-19 spread in Quebec
- Montreal public health confirms more than a dozen bar customers tested positive for COVID-19
- Coalition calls to cut Montreal police budget in half, reallocate funds to community organizations
- Some experts are concerned about a coming influenza and COVID-19 collision
- Police investigating 'disturbing and patently racist' video shared by Montreal teens
- Quebec's $750M boost to tourism will include cheap package travel deals and hotel loans
- Days blur together at Montreal hospital as staff adapts to COVID-19 reality
- Quebec offers healthcare workers bonuses to fight staffing shortages
- Conflicting messages leave Quebec's older teachers worried for their health
- Montreal anesthetist calls for COVID-19 oxygen device, team of expert inventors delivers
- New head of MUHC Research institute decides not to take position amidst growing controversy
- Quebec health ministry studying new COVID-19 oxygen-therapy device championed by Montreal doctor
- NDG's Empress Theatre could be demolished to make way for affordable housing, community space
- At the Maison Bleue, health professionals work together to give mothers the support they need
- Car driven by 74-year-old taking driving test appeared to freeze before train hit it: Neighbour
- Police arrest suspect in connection with Mascouche murder
- Quebec is in the midst of a rough flu season
- ‘Walk like a penguin’ say paramedics. It’s not pretty but it’s effective
- The invention of the sports bra and the Montreal connection
Cindy Sherwin
ContactCindy has been a reporter for CTV News since 1997. She's covered a wide range of important stories, including a flight to Haiti accompanying Canadian-adopted orphans following the earthquake, and the train derailment in Lac Megantic. It was also very exciting for Cindy to get the opportunity to touch the Stanley Cup!
Cindy has fostered her own keen interest in social and human rights issues by producing many in-depth reports about sex education in schools, elder abuse and special needs adults. Thanks to the inspiration of her two scientist parents, Cindy dove into medical reporting, and won an RTDNA Award for a report on 'Drowsy Driving' and a John Alexander award from the MS Society for her report 'Multiple Choices'.
A graduate of Marianopolis College and McGill University, Cindy is well-travelled, but is a dedicated Montrealer, and has always made this city her home. She is also raising two smart, funny and loving children - who make every hectic day worthwhile!
