Hannah Schmidt is a Multimedia Journalist at CTV Kitchener. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, public security, and sports, including both individual and team sports. Hannah's work has been featured in CTV News Kitchener, VAN Magazine, JMIR Publications, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Hannah's coverage focuses primarily on local news, with a significant portion dedicated to crime and safety concerns. She seems to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to the community events, housing issues, safety concerns, and crime within Canada.
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By: Hannah Schmidt
Police say the investigation into Joshua Bennett’s murder remains open, more than four years after he was found dead along a Kitchener trail.
Waterloo Regional Police are asking for the public's help identifying an unknown male in connection with an uttering threats investigation in Kitchener.
By: Hannah Schmidt
One of Waterloo's longest-running pubs is looking for a new owner, but the woman who has spent nearly five decades behind the bar says she's determined to ensure its story doesn't end.
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a fatal collision that claimed the life of a pedestrian Saturday afternoon in Kitchener.
By: Hannah Schmidt
The City of Kitchener has officially opened the new Williamsburg Community Centre, a multi-use recreation facility in the city's southwest that replaces the former centre on Fischer-Hallman Road.
A suspect in the investigation is described as a South Asian man, about 60 years old, with a slim build and thin grey hair. Police said he was wearing red pants at the time of the alleged assault.
By: Hannah Schmidt
A Guelph woman is facing robbery and stolen property charges after police allege she dropped her identification while struggling with an employee at a north-end business.
Grey Bruce Public Health is asking for the public's help to identify the owners of dogs involved in two unrelated biting incidents in Owen Sound and Hanover.
By: Hannah Schmidt
Canadian Blood Services is encouraging new and returning donors to book blood and plasma donation appointments before and after Canada Day, saying
By: Hannah Schmidt
Police are warning residents to be on guard against a scam in which fraudsters pose as representatives of mobile phone providers and offer discounted or competitive cellphone plans.
