An update on CTV's Stephanie Villella
Stephanie Villella joined CTV Kitchener as a video journalist in 2019. Prior to that, she worked for CTV in Saskatoon and Prince Albert, Sask. (Twitter/Stephanie Villella)
Last week, CTV Kitchener’s Stephanie Villella was struck by a vehicle while covering a crash near Guelph. She had been reporting from a closed road.
As of April 29, Stephanie continues to recover from her injuries with her family by her side.
We know that CTV viewers have been asking, and want to know how Stephanie is doing, as do all of Stephanie’s friends and colleagues here at CTV Kitchener.
In an effort to respect Stephanie and her family’s privacy and to allow them to focus on her recovery, we will be providing further updates only when we have new details available from her doctors.
We cannot thank you enough for all the well wishes, kind words and support that have come into the station. These messages of comfort are being passed along to Stephanie’s family as we all continue to keep her in our thoughts.
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