Bill Doucet is a reporter at the Waterloo Region Record. He specializes in crime and justice, white-collar crime, and climate change, often exploring themes related to public safety, environmental issues, and sports. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as 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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Given Bill's strong emphasis on coverage of local issues within Cambridge and Waterloo Region specifically rather than broader international concerns.
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A Guelph man threatened a store clerk for the second time during a second theft in less than a year.
A Guelph man with seven driving prohibitions was arrested for stealing a vehicle from a downtown business employee.
By: Bill Doucet
A 24-year-old man from Kitchener faces multiple charges after wielding a knife during a fight on Monte Carlo Street. The victim sustained minor injuries.
By: Bill Doucet
Kitchener has received $8 million in funding from Ontario’s Building Faster Fund for meeting housing targets.
A woman in Kitchener accused of a hate-motivated assault involving racial slurs, being sought by police.
In Guelph, suspects are being sought after a place of worship was vandalized twice with hate graffiti.
By: Bill Doucet
Waterloo Regional Police are at the bottom of officer count benchmarks, but are aiming to meet national, provincial and Big 12 numbers, with emphasis on gender diversity through the 30Forward Pledge by 2030.
Guelph police warn of fake water survey scam offering gift certificate, urging residents to be cautious of unsolicited home visits and to verify identity before allowing entry.
By: Bill Doucet
A 40-year-old man was arrested in Kitchener after a warrant was issued for probation order violations.
By: Bill Doucet
Tierney and Chloe Hocquard led Saint Leo University in Florida to its first NCAA Division II National Championship after an impressive softball season.
