Spencer Turcotte is a Reporter at CTV News. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, real estate development, construction, health and wellness, and automotive innovations such as driverless cars. Spencer's work has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News Kitchener, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Spencer Turcotte's articles predominantly cover local news, crime, police investigations, and community events. There is a focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and crime.
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Peaches may be plentiful in grocery stores now, but that could change next year after heavy rain devastated orchards across the Niagara region earlier this month.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A rocket has propelled a group of students from the University of Waterloo into the record books.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A Kitchener, Ont. based company is rolling out technology that allows vehicles and traffic signals to communicate, with the goal of making commutes safer, easier and less stressful.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A Kitchener, Ont.-based company is rolling out technology that allows vehicles and traffic signals to communicate, with the goal of making commutes safer, easier and less stressful.
The medical technology sector is taking an indirect hit in the ongoing trade war, even though there are no specific U.S. tariffs currently targeting Canadian products.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A critical phase in the restoration of the historic West Montrose Covered Bridge is underway, with crews carefully lifting the 145-year-old structure to allow for necessary repairs.
By: Spencer Turcotte
Renewable energy may be the future, but storing electricity generated by wind and solar remains a challenge.
Before streaming services, MP3 players and iPods, music lovers collected their favourite tunes in a very different format.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A Guelph driving school had its licence revoked after an undercover auditor paid $200 for a driver's education certificate despite never completing the required training, according to recently released court documents.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A Waterloo community leader killed by an impaired driver seven years ago is being remembered with a new roadside memorial.
