Ashley Bacon is a Multi-Skilled Journalist at CTV Kitchener. With a diverse background in both radio and television, she covers a range of topics including pets, veterinary issues, and major league sports, bringing a unique perspective to her reporting. Bacon has been featured in CTV News Northern Ontario, CTV News Kitchener, and CTV News.
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Kitchener, Canada (Local)
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Dozens of floats and marching bands entertained the crowd, but many were waiting for one special guest — Santa Claus.
It's beginning to look like Christmas in Uptown Waterloo now that the city has safely secured its holiday tree in the public square.
By: Karis Mapp, Ashley Bacon
A new clinical study at the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ont. aims to bring relief to dogs with breathing problems.
The City of Kitchener has unveiled a new fleet of electric Zambonis.
Over 150 students from five Catholic high schools in Kitchener spent Thursday night outside in tents to get a better understanding of the struggles people experiencing homelessness face.
Musicians from southern Ontario had a rare opportunity to share the stage with a living legend.
A program designed to help pet owners in need is looking for a little help of its own. The Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth has run a pet food pantry for the last five years.
A toy store in Kitchener faces an uncertain future. A large ‘For Sale' sign has been placed in front of the Toys “R” Us location on Fairway Road South.
As copper thieves continue to target businesses throughout Waterloo Region, some business owners are coughing up thousands of dollars to try to protect their properties.
By: Ashley Bacon
Preparations are underway in Elmira for the 2026 Men's and Women's Curling Ontario Championship.
