Heather Senoran is a Reporter at CTV Kitchener. She covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare and wellness, crime and justice, as well as sports, with a focus on public health and the healthcare system. Heather's work has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News Kitchener, CP24 Breaking News, and CTV News.
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Heather Senoran's coverage is heavily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on breaking and evolving crime stories in the Ontario area. She also covers community events, charity initiatives, and sports within this region.
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The Waterloo Regional Police Service is warning the public to stay alert after a woman was a victim of a distraction theft this weekend.
A Guelph man faces multiple charges after police responded to a neighbourhood dispute involving allegations of harassment and an indecent act.
A tracking app helped local police recover a stolen vehicle, leading to a confrontation and the arrest of three people.
Sandhills Public School in Kitchener was in a hold and secure at the direction of Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) Tuesday morning.
By: Heather Senoran
Police are searching for an armed suspect involved in a daytime robbery at a jewelry store inside Lynden Park Mall on Friday morning.
Police are investigating the theft of two e-bikes from an apartment garage in Guelph’s east end early Monday morning.
A union representing education workers is condemning what it says is a decision by the Waterloo Catholic District School Board to eliminate 15 morning supervisor positions.
The Waterloo Catholic District School Board (WCDSB) is defending its decision to eliminate morning supervisor positions, framing the move as a
An 86-year-old cyclist was injured Wednesday afternoon after a collision with a pickup truck at a Kitchener roundabout.
By: Krista Simpson, Heather Senoran
Waterloo Regional council has approved an interim plan aimed to restart local construction this fall after a marathon meeting Wednesday exposed divisions between regional staff, local politicians and the development industry.
