Geoff Waterfield is a local journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on the Niagara region. He writes for 101.1 More FM and The River 105.1 FM, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, and public safety. Geoff's work has also been featured on 104.7 Heart FM | CIHR-FM.
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Geoff Waterfield's coverage mainly revolves around local news, crime, government & politics in the Niagara region of Ontario. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news makes him likely to be interested in pitches that provide timely updates or exclusive insights into ongoing local events.
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Provincial government investing in St. Catharines Extendicare, for 256 total beds when open
Police were called to Holy Cross Catholic, saying it was attempt at humour gone bad
By: Geoff Waterfield
NRP responding to community concern about violent shoplifting, started operation in September
Parole Board of Canada ruling they can't be there for safety concerns, lawyer says this violates their rights
By: Geoff Waterfield
Caleb Ratzlaff says problem is lack of affordable housing, not a refusal to move
Jennie Stevens says homelessness among veterans is growing, she wants to fix gaps in existing system
Colin Chilvers helped direct Superman, when that was filmed in Niagara Falls, winning an Oscar
NRP is having 2 information sessions next week, one in Niagara Falls at headquarters, the other at West Niagara Secondary
Police say he was texting who he thought was a 14-year old girl on the Internet, for sexual purposes
Jim Diodati says there's still a backlog for current immigration applications
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