Lynda Steele

Lynda Steele established a significant career in Canadian broadcasting, marked by a distinguished 17-year tenure as the 6 PM anchor at Global Edmonton. During her time, she solidified the newscast’s position as the most-watched in both Northern Alberta and Edmonton, a testament to her consistent presence and audience trust in a competitive media landscape. Her extensive journalistic path began at CKVU-TV in Vancouver, subsequently leading her through key roles at CBC Edmonton and CITV-TV Edmonton, where she honed her skills across prominent Canadian media organizations. In 2011, Steele returned to the West Coast of Canada, expanding her broadcasting footprint.

Steele’s impactful career has been widely recognized with multiple prestigious awards. She received the Canadian Professional Television Association (CANPRO)’s Gold Award for Canada’s best feature reporting, acknowledging her excellence in investigative and narrative journalism. Further accolades include being named Broadcaster of the Year and receiving the YWCA Woman of Distinction for Community Service, highlighting her leadership and significant contributions beyond the broadcast booth. Her dedication to civic engagement was also honored with the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Outstanding Community Service Award, underscoring her respected standing within Canadian media for both her professional excellence and her unwavering commitment to community welfare.