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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Windsor, Ontario, Canada (Local)
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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The final total is expected to be higher once merchandise, silent auction and raffle sales are also included.
By: Bob Bellacicco
Interagency operability is taking centre stage at this year's marine training on the Detroit River.
By: Bob Bellacicco
The final total is expected to be higher once merchandise, silent auction and raffle sales are also included.
By: Bob Bellacicco
When event management students at St. Clair College were assigned to organize a fundraiser for a non-profit organization, Aulterlee Porte's group chose to host an event at the Harbour House to help the McBride Youth United Association.
In 2004, 19-year-old Ayad Saddy opened BB Branded in downtown Windsor with his brother because they wanted to be entrepreneurs.
Rhys Trenhaile has faith city council will push the Strengthen the Core plan (opens in a new tab) through on May 13, “You would hope it's a no-brainer.”
“It's going to be a great first step to the redevelopment of the Civic Esplanade at city hall,” said Mayor Drew Dilkens.
“They're people like anybody else and they need somewhere to be,” one resident said, not wanting to use her name or image on television.
Jeff Danby was the recipient of the Windsor Wildcats women's hockey team award for courage and determination Tuesday night at the 17th annual WESPY Awards.
By: Bob Bellacicco
Weeds. No one likes them, but they're here. “We did have a little earlier start to weeds this year,” said Sandy MacDonald, horticultural professor at St. Clair College.
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