Lyla Miklos
Verified- Host, Centre Stage, CIOI-FM (Hamilton, ON)
- Contributor, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)
Lyla Miklos’s Biography
Lyla Miklos is an award winning queer feminist activist, broadcast journalist, community organizer, education worker, publicist, vocalist and writer. Born in Frobisher Bay, Baffin Island, North West Territories (now Iqaluit, Baffin Island, Nunavut), Lyla currently resides in Hamilton, Ontario.
Lyla is a graduate of Mohawk College’s Media Studies program and a Mohawk College Alumni of Distinction. She has been working in the media and communications industry for over two decades. She is the Host and Producer of Centre Stage on 93.3 FM CFMU and is the Owner of Lyla-The Publicist. Her wealth of broadcasting experience includes past roles with Alliance Atlantis, APTN, Cable 14, CHML, CHUM, CIOI, CJXY and Vision TV.
Lyla’s writings have been published in or broadcast on The Anvil, CBC, CFMU, CHML, CHUM, CIOI, Entertainment Weekly, Fab, Gay Hamilton, The Hamilton Spectator, Hard Core Nerdity, In Touch, Maclean’s, Mayday, The National Post, Nunatsiaq News, Rabble, Raise The Hammer, Ramazine, The Satellite, The Sentinel, TV Guide, View Magazine, Wavelength, and XTRA!
Awards: City of Hamilton Arts Awards – Lifetime Achievement Nominee (2025) & Creator Nominee (2024, 2023 & 2021), Hamilton Spectator’s Readers’ Choice Award – Diamond Level Winner – Public Relations (2023, 2022, 2021, 2020 & 2017), Hamilton Spectator’s Readers’ Choice Award – Platinum Level Winner – Public Relations (2024 & 2019), City of Hamilton Arts Awards – Established Artist Nominee – Writing (2020), City of Hamilton Arts Awards – Established Artist Nominee – Arts Management (2019 & 2018), Hamilton Spectator’s Readers’ Choice Award – Gold Level Winner – Public Relations (2018), Hamilton Independent Media Awards – Best Arts & Culture Journalist (2016), Hamilton Spectator’s Readers’ Choice Awards Top Ten – Public Relations (2016 & 2015), Hamilton Pride Citizen of the Year (2007), Hamilton Woman of The Year in Communications (2003), Mohawk College Alumni of Distinction – Creative Arts & Design (2003), Premier’s Award Nominee – Creative Arts & Design (2003), Radiocorp Award (1997, 1998).