Colton Wiens is a Videographer at CTV News Kitchener. He is a versatile reporter with a keen interest in covering criminal court cases and human interest stories, while also addressing themes related to environmental services and water management. Colton has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News Ottawa, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Colton Wiens focuses on local news coverage with a significant emphasis on crime, government and politics, and sports within Canada's Ontario region. Given his focus, he may be interested in pitches related to evolving stories or breaking news concerning local crime incidents, community events, or governmental announcements affecting the area.
For example, experts who can provide insights into regional crime trends or political developments at the local level would likely capture Colton’s attention. Additionally, those who have expertise in community-focused sports events could also find an audience with him.
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Cambridge could be the next Canadian city to get a Zellers store.
Colder weather is on the way, and homeowners are getting a reminder to make sure their properties are ready.
As the Guelph Storm prepares to host the Memorial Cup tournament later this season, one of their goalies is off to a perfect start between the pipes.
With the ceremonial tapping of the keg, the 58th Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest has officially begun.
An interactive art exhibit in the Cambridge Sculpture Garden is bringing a piece of the past to modern times.
The company behind Waterloo Region's waste and organics collection has opened a new facility that could help make the process more environmentally friendly.
By: Colton Wiens
The creators of a new artificial intelligence system hope their tool will make lengthy document review processes easier for humans.
There's a revealing snapshot about hunger across the country. Numbers from Food Banks Canada's Hunger Count show food bank visits have hit a new high, with more than 2.3 million visits in March alone.
The Guelph Gryphons men's golf team are golden again, after winning their first provincial championship since 2000.
Electors headed to the polls Monday morning in Waterloo region. “Today's been great.
