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Faiza Amin

Journalist

About Faiza

At a young age, Faiza Amin knew two things for sure; that Jack could have survived the Titanic if Rose made some room for him on that door, and that she wanted to be a reporter. Today she’s a Journalist with CityNews Toronto, speaking and connecting with people in communities throughout the GTA. Faiza is grateful to have the opportunity to share these stories with viewers across Canada. Prior to joining CityNews in 2016, she had a stint in beautiful British Columbia, where she was a video-journalist, radio anchor and web writer in the Peace Region. Faiza also previously worked as a communications specialist for the federal government. She holds a degree from the University of Ottawa and a diploma from Humber College. Faiza is the middle child of seven siblings. Her family has lived in Africa, the Middle East and Europe— but Ottawa will always be home. When she’s not in the newsroom, Faiza loves learning new languages, obsessing over Denzel Washington, meeting new people and re-watching Eddie Murphy's classic "Coming to America” over and over again.

Latest stories published

Shelter Movers filling gap for victims and survivors of intimate partner violence

The holidays can mask a silent pain some are living behind closed doors. One volunteer-based organization is keeping their phones on to let victims and survivors of intimate partner violence know that...
Two GTA police officers exposed to fentanyl while responding to calls within same week

Two GTA police officers were injured just days apart after they were exposed to fentanyl while on duty. A Durham police officer was exposed to the drug while arresting a woman following a trespass call...
GTA family calls for investigation after passport office denied Palestine as birthplace

Staff members from Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s office have privately apologized to a 90-year-old woman after staff mistakenly told her she was not allowed to have Palestine listed as her country...
NDP claims evidence is mounting that process for Ontario Place redevelopment was 'rigged'

Another rally has been held to oppose the province's plans for Ontario Place at Queen's Park on Monday, just hours after the NDP said it has "mounting evidence that suggests the Ford's government's process...
Woman struck by tree branch in Trinity Bellwoods dies from injuries, family friend says

A woman who was struck by a tree branch in Trinity Bellwoods Park last week has died of her injuries, a close family friend confirmed to CityNews. Madeline Donahue, who is speaking on behalf of her...
'Young, very sweet': Residents react to woman's death after body found in Port Credit high rise

A 21-year-old woman whose body was located inside her Mississauga apartment building was identified as community members and fellow tenants describe the aftermath of the shocking discovery. Peel Regional...
Advocates fear Canada won't be ready for drug that slows progression of Alzheimer's

A compelling new drug to treat Alzheimer's disease in its early stages is being considered a turning point in the treatment of the degenerative disease, but Canada may not be ready to take advantage of...
Canadians with endometriosis spending thousands to cross the border due to long surgery wait times

Wait times to get surgery for those with endometriosis can take years, leading some people to head out of the country and spend thousands of dollars out of pocket to seek treatment. Amanda Fruci didn't...
'Their fight is our fight:' ACTRA standing with SAG as strike begins

Canadian actors represented by the Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) are standing in solidarity with their sister union, the Screen Actors’ Guild (SAG), as they begin...