Carmen Groleau is a reporter with CBC Kitchener-Waterloo. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, the housing market, and public safety. Carmen's work has been featured in CBC.
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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
Residents of a Kitchener condo building are being treated with original art created by Kitchener Indigenous artist Luke Swinson. Each of the 17 floors has a mural depicting the wildlife along the Grand River. But for Swinson, taking part in the project is more than just creating art. It's also about Indigenous representation.
By: Carmen Groleau
Sloka was acquitted of 48 counts of sexual assault in April
By: Carmen Groleau
Charges are separate from the 48 Sloka was acquitted of in April
By: Carmen Groleau
Former Kitchener, Ont., neurologist Jeffrey Sloka is facing two new sexual assault charges, weeks after a judge found him not guilty of 48 previous counts. Crown prosecutors are appealing those acquittals.
By: Carmen Groleau
Region, which owns the lot where encampment is, says it needs property for new transit hub construction
By: Carmen Groleau
Encampment is the only place in the region people experiencing homelessness can legally set up a tent: Judge
By: Carmen Groleau
King Street cinema is expected to reopen in July, when 2nd cinema undergoes renovations
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
