Bill Doucet is a reporter at the Waterloo Region Record. He specializes in crime and justice, public security, and various aspects of the construction and real estate sectors, while also covering sports and competitive events. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications including The Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, and the Waterloo Chronicle Newspaper.
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Bill Doucet's coverage focuses on local news, including entertainment, sports, crime, and government announcements in the Cambridge area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to events happening in Cambridge or involving its residents, as well as evolving stories with a local angle.
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Police seek woman in Kitchener armed robbery, where person assaulted and belongings stolen.
By: Bill Doucet
17-year-old Cambridge teen caught speeding at 154 km/h in a 60 km/h zone on McQueen Shaver Boulevard. The teen faces charges of speeding, stunt driving and careless driving.
The fatal crash involved nine vehicles in the eastbound lanes near Townline Road.
By: Bill Doucet
A 26-year-old man was accused of two robbery attempts in Kitchener. He demanded belongings at a bus stop then was accused of stealing from a store nearby.
Police seek two men after a robbery at a King Street North store on Monday, at about 3 a.m.
Guelph police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a woman at Grange and Metcalfe streets.
Investigation ongoing after two individuals used liquid accelerant to set fire, causing significant damage.
A Schomberg man received his third impaired driving charge in a month, this time in Guelph, with his pickup truck seized indefinitely by the police.
Two Guelph men face break-in charges after allegedly stealing tools and car parts from an east-end business; one was released with a court date, while the other was held for a bail hearing.
A woman in Guelph fell victim to a grandparent scam, giving $4,000 to a caller pretending to be her grandson who claimed to need bail money for an arrest.
