Fallon Hewitt is a reporter at The Hamilton Spectator. She specializes in business coverage, with a focus on the housing market, real estate development, and the intersection of food and beverages within retail and hospitality sectors. Her work has been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star, Waterloo Region Record, and Niagara Falls Review.
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Hamilton, Canada (Local)
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Fallon Hewitt's coverage focuses on local events in Hamilton, Canada, with a significant emphasis on crime and house & home topics. Given this focus, she is likely to respond well to pitches involving local businesses opening or closing, criminal investigations or incidents in the area, fires and their impact on the community, as well as redevelopment projects within Hamilton.
Sources who can provide insights into these specific local events would be valuable for Fallon’s reporting. Additionally, given her interest in house & home topics related to mortgage rates and housing market trends in Hamilton, experts providing analysis of such trends at a local level may also capture her attention.
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Concession 4 Road West is closed between Lynden Road and Woodhill Road.
By: Fallon Hewitt
The driver, a 36-year-old man from Phelpston, is facing several charges.
By: Fallon Hewitt
Taranpreet Singh Sidhu, 29, moved to Canada from India in 2022.
By: Fallon Hewitt
King Street East is closed between Connaught Avenue South and Leinster Avenue South.
By: Fallon Hewitt
King Street East was closed between Connaught Avenue South and Leinster Avenue South for investigation.
By: Fallon Hewitt
During the investigation, police recovered roughly $300,000 worth of suspected stolen tools.
By: Fallon Hewitt, Hannah Schneider
Flagman Doug MacLean remembered for his passion and love for the Millgrove racetrack.
Summer storm could produce gusty winds and large hail, says Environment Canada.
By: Fallon Hewitt
During the investigation, Hamilton police recovered roughly $300,000 worth of suspected stolen tools.
By: Fallon Hewitt
Sidhu had recently returned to Canada from the United States with a truckload destined for Brampton.
