Elliot Ferguson is a Journalist at the Kingston Whig-Standard. He covers municipal affairs and the environment, with a strong passion for photojournalism and visual storytelling, reflecting his commitment to regional interest and climate change topics. Elliot's work has been featured in various publications, including the Ottawa Citizen and the Toronto Sun, showcasing his dedication to delivering impactful news.
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Elliot Ferguson's coverage is highly focused on local government, Kingston city council activities, and community developments. He also covers a wide array of topics such as budget planning, housing issues, public market management, and emergency incidents like fires.
If you are reaching out to Elliot with a pitch or news release, ensure that it is relevant to the local governance of Kingston or pertains to community issues within this region. Additionally, if your expertise lies in any of the specific areas he covers (such as budget planning or housing), your insights would likely be well-received by him.
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By: Elliot Ferguson
Residents of Indian Road oppose the name change.
By: Elliot Ferguson
Four candidates have already signed up to run in Loyalist-Cataraqui and Sydenham districts.
Paterson launches campaign at housing construction site.
By: Elliot Ferguson
Citizens groups say the plan to create a municipal services corporation could lead to increasingly private ownership.
Consultant's report shows potential for tourism growth in cities with stations along the high-speed rail route
Name change for Kingston road meant to remove an “outdated and derogatory” term for Indigenous people.
Mensah's first election race will be for Kingston's mayor.
By: Elliot Ferguson
Tyendinaga Township is one the southern route being considered for a high-speed rail line.
By: Elliot Ferguson
Alto to study feasibility of adding Kingston to the high-speed rail project.
By: Elliot Ferguson
Alto CEO Martin Imbleau says the company will consider Highway 401 corridor where it makes sense.
