Colton Wiens is a Video Journalist for CTV News Kitchener, specializing in local news coverage in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on the Guelph area. With a keen interest in community events, sports, and human interest stories, Colton strives to bring important and engaging news to his viewers.
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Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Colton Wiens focuses on local news coverage with a significant emphasis on crime, government and politics, and sports within Canada's Ontario region. Given his focus, he may be interested in pitches related to evolving stories or breaking news concerning local crime incidents, community events, or governmental announcements affecting the area.
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An arbitrator with the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada upheld a lifetime ban for a former Cambridge gymnastics coach, Elvira Saadi, though she tried to appeal the decision.
Neckties used to be everyday attire for most professional men. These days they're more of a fashion choice – and not the rule.
A stretch of Saginaw Parkway in Cambridge could soon have more measures to slow down traffic.
A University of Waterloo (UW) engineer help create AI-assisted technology to improve how doctors detect a bone fracture.
John Ferguson is back in his hometown of Erin, after competing in season 10 of the Amazing Race Canada on CTV.
You don't need to rent shoes at a new bowling alley in Waterloo – you can just play in your own.
By: Colton Wiens
A pest specialist with Orkin Canada is weighing in on possible reasons for rats living in Uptown Waterloo.
Anyone who wants to see the Stanley Cup in person will get a chance to next week.
The Stanley Cup will make stops in Waterloo Region and Six Nations after the Florida Panthers secured their first Stanley Cup victory in franchise history.
Downtown Kitchener’s Centre In The Square is in the midst of major upgrades, with a plan to install new seats and add an accessible row with a better view.
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