Lynda Steele is an award-winning Canadian broadcaster and journalist, recognized for her extensive career in television and radio.
Lynda Steele anchored and co-produced the 'Early News' on Global Edmonton and co-anchored the 'News Hour' at 6:00 PM. She spent 17 years as the 6 PM anchor.
Lynda Steele co-founded Killeen & Steele Communications, a company offering communication coaching, media training, voice and on-camera talent services, and video production. Their clients include Bouchier, Nadine Estero, Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, Best Buy, APBC, BC-ITA, Heybabbl, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Howe Sound Pharamcy, TteS, and Pattison Food Group. She provides one-on-one intensive workshops to help executives maximize communications skills.
Lynda Steele, born in Edmonton, Canada, and raised in Hinton, has established a significant career in Canadian broadcasting, transitioning from an early role at CKVU-TV in Vancouver. Her journalistic path led her through prominent Canadian media organizations, including CBC Edmonton and CITV-TV Edmonton. She later spent 17 years as the 6 PM anchor at Global Edmonton, a period during which the newscast became the most-watched in Northern Alberta and Edmonton. This sustained tenure highlights her consistency and audience trust in a competitive media landscape.
After her long service at Global Edmonton, Steele returned to the West Coast of Canada in 2011. She became the host of The Lynda Steele Show on Global News and CKNW Radio Vancouver, further solidifying her presence in Canadian media. Her career also includes hosting ‘Steele on Your Side’, a consumer segment for CTV Vancouver. Beyond broadcast, Steele authored ‘Laptop Diaries’, a lifestyle column for the Edmonton Journal, which was subsequently released as a book with all proceeds supporting women’s shelters in Alberta. This initiative demonstrates her commitment to community service.
Steele’s work has been recognized with multiple awards throughout her career. She received the Canadian Professional Television Association (CANPRO)’s Gold Award for Canada’s best feature reporting. Other accolades include Broadcaster of the Year, the YWCA Woman of Distinction for Community Service, and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Outstanding Community Service Award. These awards acknowledge her leadership and community involvement, underscoring her influence and respected standing within Canadian media.
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