Guy Quenneville is a reporter-editor at CBC. He covers a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, consumer health, public transportation, and transportation policy and regulation. Guy's work has been featured in CBC and Atinito News Feature.
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Guy Quenneville's reporting covers a range of local news stories with an emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories. The themes covered in his articles include family & relationships, crime, and government & politics.
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Somali Canadian man died 1 day after violent Ottawa police arrest on July 24, 2016
By: Guy Quenneville
Arie Hoogenboom among several council members to face complaints over fractious term
By: Guy Quenneville
Municipality of Mississippi Mills to take over operations of Mill of Kintail Museum
By: Guy Quenneville
Rob Smith in Elizabethtown-Kitley says he 'absolutely' regrets his remarks
By: Guy Quenneville
A timeline of what we know about the discovery of 3 men's remains in Smiths Falls
In 1 municipality alone, the mayor and 4 other candidates are in without a single vote
The head of OC Transpo says the damage wrought by the July 1 storm on the LRT's western extension terminus was so severe that he's loathe to re-install the same infrastructure there — meaning the stop will need a redesign.
P16 parking lot, parts of several trails closed until further notice
By: Guy Quenneville
Crown prosecutors are now reviewing the evidence in the case of an Ottawa teen who was fatally injured at a western Quebec ski hill earlier this year.
Ontario Provincial Police are urging the public to stop spreading unconfirmed information as officers look for an unidentified suspect they say stabbed a woman in Deep River earlier this week.
