Dylan Dyson is a Multi-Skilled Journalist at CTV News Ottawa. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, health and wellness, real estate, and agriculture, with a particular passion for soccer and competitive sports. Dylan's work has been featured in CTV News, CTV News Ottawa, and CP24 Breaking News.
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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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It was sombre locker clean out day for the Ottawa Senators, as the 2025-26 season officially came to an end.
By: Dylan Dyson
The Ottawa Charge are heading back to the PWHL's Walter Cup Finals for the second time in as many years.
It appears the comforts of safe drinking water is not something being afforded to some National Defence employees in downtown Ottawa.
Community and social services workers in Renfrew walked off the job Monday morning, demanding better pay from the provincial government.
By: Dylan Dyson
Community and social services workers in Renfrew walked off the job Monday morning, demanding better pay from the provincial government.
Alto's high-speed rail line between Ottawa and Montreal may be years away from rolling out, but there is a new group trying to gather steam for the project.
By: Dylan Dyson
Ontario Premier Doug Ford was in Ottawa Thursday announcing a new strategy for the province's defence industry.
In just days, Canada will kick off its FIFA World Cup campaign on home soil and leading the line will be Ottawa’s own Jonathan David.
On a hot, humid afternoon at an abandoned sawmill in Quebec’s Pontiac region, 50 infantry troops from CFB Petawawa pour out the back of a Chinook helicopter with guns at the ready.
By: Dylan Dyson
By looking at the damage, it appears as if an earthquake hit Nicole Robert's house.
