Bob Bellacicco is a journalist based in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He writes for CTV News Windsor and his work has also appeared in CTV News London. Bob covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, infrastructure development, environmental issues, and sports.
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Bob Bellacicco's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, sports, and community events in the Windsor region of Canada. He frequently covers announcements from both governmental and non-governmental entities.
Given his focus on local news, Bob may be particularly interested in pitches related to community events, local business developments, or education initiatives within the Windsor area. Additionally, he covers a significant amount of sports-related content such as OHL trade deadlines and CFL games.
Pitches that tie into ongoing discussions around government policies or address how they impact the Windsor community could also resonate well with him.
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Pelissier Street resident Alex felt he needed to get attention about his concerns over downtown “drug users and thieves.”
Megan Rose Patrick visited Windsor Regional Hospital's Met Campus this afternoon to drop off pajamas for those spending Christmas in hospital.
By: Bob Bellacicco
If you're looking for a stocking stuffer idea, consider the Kiwanis Camp Lottery Calendar! It offers $14,000 worth of prizes, including a cash prize every month and a gift up for grabs every week throughout next year.
Fans have been critical about Team Canada's failure to make it past the quarter-finals at the World Juniors for a second straight year.
The Lions-themed drone show will start at 7 p.m. on Jan. 10 and feature about 400 drones in the sky over the festival plaza and Detroit River.
More and more younger people are embracing skilled trades. "We're getting a lot of people coming in at 18, 19, 20 years old where for the
Lots of questions but not a lot of answers in the death of Colin Grey. He passed away Nov. 29 at the age of 63, minutes after leaving police custody.
By: Bob Bellacicco
December's unemployment rate has the Windsor-area leading the country, at 9.1 per cent.
Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens is against paying for immigrants living in hotels on the federal government's dime, as the feds look to close up their cheque books.
By: Bob Bellacicco
Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens is against paying for immigrants living in hotels on the federal government’s dime, as the feds look to close up their cheque books.
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