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*CityLine*
CityLine
Genre	Talk show
Presented by	Dini Petty (1984–1989); Marilyn Denis (1989–2008); Tracy Moore (2008–2024)
Country of origin	Canada
Original language	English
No. of seasons	40
Production
Executive producers	Moses Znaimer; Sandy Chronopoulos
Production locations	Toronto, Ontario
Camera setup	Multiple
Running time	60 minutes (with commercials)
Production companies	CHUM Television (1984–2007); CTVglobemedia (2007); Rogers Media (2007–2024)
Original release
Network	Citytv (1984–2024); NewNet/A-Channel (1995–2008)
Release	February 20, 1984 –; May 3, 2024
Related
	The Marilyn Denis Show

CityLine is a Canadian talk show and lifestyle television program originally hosted by Dini Petty, who was then succeeded by Marilyn Denis and later Tracy Moore^[1] that aired from February 1984 until May 3, 2024,^[2] produced for the Citytv network at its Toronto flagship station CITY-DT. It also aired on its then-sister stations owned by CHUM Limited such as CKVR Barrie.

Each show had a theme that changed daily. These included "Around the House", "Family Day", "Home Day", and "Fashion Friday". It was Canada's longest running daytime show specifically targeted to women.^[3] The show also aired in the United States on the Dabl digital multicast network and was syndicated on local television stations.

History

CityLine debuted in February 1984, originally hosted by Dini Petty. The show was hosted by Marilyn Denis between September 1989 and May 23, 2008.^[4] Subsequent to Denis's departure to host The Marilyn Denis Show for CTV, a series of guest hosts were used, including Jessica Holmes, Jennifer Valentyne, Jody Vance, Liz West, Dina Pugliese, Christine Cardoso, Tracy Moore, Catherine Marion and Nalini Sharma. Moore was named the new permanent host in 2008.

Prior to fall 2008, Cityline was aired live. However, from 2008 to 2024 Cityline was taped in advance and then aired two weeks from the date it was recorded.

In 2024, Rogers announced the cancellation of CityLine; the show's final episode aired on May 3. It was announced that the show would be replaced by a new lifestyle-oriented hour of Breakfast Television hosted by Moore. It was later announced that former ET Canada host Cheryl Hickey would co-host the new hour—BT with Tracy and Cheryl—which premiered in September.^[5]^[6]

Personalities

In addition to host Tracy Moore, Cityline revolved around regular lifestyle experts from chefs, to design, to decor, including:

Massimo Capra
Christian Dare
Randy Feltis
Frank Ferragine
Mairlyn Smith
Brian Gluckstein
Leigh Ann Allaire Perrault
Shoana Jensen
Janice Meredith
Devan Rajkumar
Bill Rowley
Karen Sealy

Toronto's Next Top Model

Toronto's Next Top Model was broadcast as a segment on Cityline's Fashion Fridays in May 2005. Ten aspiring models were selected from over 1,000 applicants and judged on live television. To promote the connection to America's Next Top Model, Cityline invited ANTM stylist Jay Manuel as a guest on the final episode.

The winner was decided by three high-profile fashion industry professionals, and influenced by an online vote open to the Canadian public. The judges were Elmer Olsen, head of Elmer Olsen Models, Ceri Marsh, editor of Fashion magazine, and Lisa Rogers, one of Canada's first top international models and now a consultant on Cityline.

The winner, Lisa Caroline Leung, of Toronto, walked away with a modeling contract from Elmer Olsen Models, the chance to model on Cityline, a fashion shoot with fashion photographer Gabor Jurina and a spread in the 2005 summer issue of Fashion magazine. Leung was the first multiracial person to ever win any of the Top Model competitions or competition spin-offs.