She's joined a PR firm and her new job is something of a complete 180 from her time on air. Instead of holding government officials to account, she'll now be advising them on how to answer questions from reporters, avoiding as much controversy and reputation damage as possible. 

She'd been with CP24 and CTV for 12 years and became a familiar presence on TV screens locally. 

Her official bio on her new firm's website speaks volumes about what she's up to now:

"She knows how newsrooms think. She knows how stories get made. And she knows what happens when you're not ready for them.

What sets Cristina apart: she's been on both sides. She's asked the hard questions, and now she prepares leaders to answer them."