Dylan Dyson is a journalist based in Ontario, Canada, focusing on local news in the Perth area. He writes for CTV News Ottawa and covers a range of topics including sports, community events, business, and social issues. Dylan is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news stories that resonate with the local community.
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Dylan Dyson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on healthcare, community issues, and recreation. The majority of the articles cover government & politics as well as crime.
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A brand-new base for Renfrew County Paramedics was unveiled in Eganville Friday.
An 86-year-old senior from Beachburg is taking on a fundraising walk Saturday to support renovations to the Beachburg Arena.
The Royal Canadian Legion is expanding access to poppies this Remembrance Day by making the pins available for order online.
As towns across the Ottawa Valley get final preparations in place for Remembrance Day, the bond between military and community is unlike any other in Petawawa.
Ontario is investing up to $21.8 million for wastewater treatment infrastructure in Kemptville, Ont. to support a future jail site in the eastern Ontario community.
As postal workers across the Ottawa Valley walk picket lines rather than sidewalks, small businesses like Dianne Rodger Jewellery are concerned about getting holiday orders out.
By: Dylan Dyson, Toula Mazloum
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a man was shot and injured by police after he allegedly injured multiple people with a weapon in Ottawa's east end Friday night.
The Canadian dollar is at its lowest level since May 2020, with $1 CAD converting to $0.71 U.S. That means purchasing produce from the states is more expensive for Alfonso Curcio, the owner of Farmer’s Pick in Ottawa.
A warming centre for the homeless and those seeking shelter in Pembroke and Renfrew County will reopen this winter.
McDonald's Canada says it has not closed the door on a return to Ottawa's downtown.
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