Guy Quenneville is a reporter-editor at CBC. He covers a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on LATAM, consumer health, public transportation, and transportation policy and regulation. Guy's work has been featured in CBC and Atinito News Feature.
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Guy Quenneville's reporting covers a range of local news stories with an emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories. The themes covered in his articles include family & relationships, crime, and government & politics.
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By: Guy Quenneville
Mother raises concerns about care, health authority says review will be ‘thorough'
'We're trying to get them open as soon as possible,' transit official says
The University of Ottawa is pledging to find better ways of communicating with students after a lockdown last week sparked concerns about the school's emergency response.
By: Guy Quenneville
Civil suit alleging 'retribution' filed between potential election rivals in Township of Rideau Lakes
By: Guy Quenneville
Megan Bell, 13, died in February four days after a school field trip to Centre Vorlage
By: Guy Quenneville
The Ontario government has officially triggered a financial assistance program to help Ottawa residents in only some parts of the city where homes were damaged by flooding from the intense Canada Day storm.
By: Guy Quenneville
Area around Graham Creek and Stillwater Creek included in coverage map released by province
By: Guy Quenneville
Some tenants of a west Ottawa highrise that had its power system wiped out during the intense Canada Day storm are expressing reservations about returning, even though the building's owner says their apartments are once again habitable.
Somali Canadian man died 1 day after violent Ottawa police arrest on July 24, 2016
By: Guy Quenneville
Saturday will mark 10 years since a Black man in crisis died after a violent arrest by Ottawa police, and advocates say that while some positive steps have been taken in the last decade to help people in mental health distress, the changes so far need to be followed by more.
