Jeff Pickel is a videographer at CTV Kitchener. He covers breaking news and city council in Waterloo Region, with a strong focus on municipal politics and various topics including real estate, crime, and judicial matters. Jeff has been featured in CTV News Kitchener and CTV News.
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Jeff Pickel's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Ontario, Canada, with particular attention to evolving stories and breaking news related to government and politics, crime, and entertainment. Given this focus, reaching out with updates or analysis on ongoing local political issues or developments in the entertainment scene may be well-received.
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Pianos have returned to Guelph streets for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. The instrument revival began last fall thanks to Silas Dunn-Dufault.
The Region of Waterloo is getting ready to open a new overnight warming centre in Cambridge.
A veteran who helped develop of proposal for a Remembrance crosswalk in Cambridge is urging local Royal Canadian Legions to move forward with the project.
An attempt to break into a car dealership in Kitchener, Ont. was reportedly thwarted by an observant neighbour.
By: Jeff Pickel
Students say they're scrambling to find the funds necessary to continue their education after the province decided to pause OSAP payments for anyone enrolled in private colleges in Ontario.
The University of Guelph is establishing itself as a rugby powerhouse, with both its men's and women's teams ranked No. 1 in Canada as of Oct. 13.
Habitat for Humanity is getting ready to hand over the keys to 24 affordable housing units in Cambridge.
A charitable organization in Stratford is ramping up its efforts to raise money to ensure people in need have somewhere warm to go when the temperatures dip overnight.
By: Jeff Pickel
The owner of Gene's Restaurant in Stratford, Ont. is ready to retire after more than 50 in the business. Ken Gene started out in the kitchen back in 1970.
Voters in Cambridge, Ont. are being urged not to wait until the last moment to cast a ballot online.
