Carmen Groleau is a reporter with CBC Kitchener-Waterloo. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on culture, security, health, and real estate. Carmen's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting her contributions to discussions on housing markets, security technology, and wellness in Canadian society.
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Carmen's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary. She covers a range of topics including government & politics, family & relationships, and business & industry within the Waterloo Region and Guelph.
Given her focus on local news in Canada (specifically Ontario), pitches to Carmen should provide insights from local experts or community leaders relevant to the Waterloo region and Guelph. Topics related to housing issues, transportation challenges, healthcare access, as well as discussions around governance structures would be particularly relevant for her audience.
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By: Carmen Groleau
Judge's ruling said region could move residents if they provided an alternative site or tenting protocol
Part of a ruling by Ontario Superior Court Justice Michael R. Gibson last week was for the Region of Waterloo to offer an alternative site for people at an encampment in downtown Kitchener, or to develop a tenting protocol. Regional councillor Pam Wolf is hopeful that's the direction the region takes, after she had pitched the idea almost six months ago.
By: Carmen Groleau
Region already has lowest use of water per person, expert says
By: Carmen Groleau
New study from U of G finds women's mental health is further strained by visible and invisible workloads
By: Carmen Groleau
Debate between staff and council brought on by amendment tabled by Coun. Micheal Harris
By: Carmen Groleau
Mayor Jan Liggett posted 10-minute video response following incident, saying she stands by her actions
By: Carmen Groleau
Township says no personal information, payment details, or financial data shared
By: Carmen Groleau
The encampment at 100 Victoria St. N. in Kitchener is the focus of a special council meeting Tuesday morning. More than a dozen people are expected to offer their thoughts on a safe tenting protocol, although the region has not confirmed what exactly will be discussed at the meeting.
By: Carmen Groleau
About 50 people gathered outside regional headquarters to protest council's decision to appeal court decision
By: Carmen Groleau
The City Waterloo is exploring the idea of using church land as a spot to add more housing. The city has identified 14 church properties to rezone to allow development like six‑storey apartments and stacked townhouses should the churches want to build housing in the future. But there's been push back from some residents, including those in the Westvale neighbourhood who are concerned with the proposal.
