CTV Ottawa Reporter, covering Kingston
Kimberley Johnson is a CTV Ottawa Reporter, covering Kingston. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including regional interest, entertainment, and construction, often reporting on events, conferences, and consumer travel. Kimberley has been featured in CTV News Ottawa, CTV News, Mondaq, NewsBreak, CP24 Breaking News, and CTV News Kitchener.
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Kimberley Johnson's coverage revolves around local news in Kingston, Ontario, with a focus on events and evolving stories. She frequently covers topics related to pets, entertainment news, and politics at the local level. Given this focus, Kimberley would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique human-interest angles within these themes. Pitches could include heartwarming or unusual pet-related stories from the community, insights into upcoming local events or festivals, and interviews with individuals involved in Kingston's political landscape.
As most of her articles are centered around Kingston-based events and issues affecting the local community directly (such as PSAC strikes), she would appreciate relevant story leads focused specifically on this area.
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By: Kimberley Johnson
Drivers woke up to another round of pain at the pumps as gas prices jumped about $1.90 a litre for regular.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Thousands of runners and walkers laced up their sneakers on Sunday in support of Ottawa's children's hospital at the CHEO RBC Race for the Kids at Wesley Clover Parks.
By: Kimberley Johnson
The trade war between Canada and the United States is being felt on both sides of the border.
The trade war between Canada and the United States is being felt on both sides of the border. A cheesemaker in Vermont who relied heavily on the Canadian market is speaking out, saying his shipments north of the border have disappeared.
It's one of the busiest travel times of the year and thousands of people are heading in and out of the city for the Thanksgiving long weekend.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Hundreds of athletes have landed in Ottawa over the thanksgiving weekend for the Ed Laverty National Championships.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Gatineau Park is full of vibrant beautiful fall colours making it a popular spot for those looking to take in the natural beauty on Thanksgiving weekend.
By: Kimberley Johnson
With the school year well underway, officials are sounding the alarm about a noticeable increase in dangerous driving behaviours at school intersections.
By: Kimberley Johnson
A new survey suggests many Canadians are making their holiday shopping lists and checking them twice to make sure they don't overspend.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Five soldiers completed a long journey on Sunday to raise money for those lost and those still fighting in hospital after the tragic fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta.
