Jeff Outhit is a reporter at The Waterloo Region Record. He covers a range of topics including architecture, planning, education, and transportation, with a particular focus on urban design, mobility as a service, and the housing market. Jeff's work has been featured in several publications, including The Peterborough Examiner, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, and the Toronto Star.
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Jeff Outhit's coverage has a strong focus on local government announcements and data-driven stories related to the Waterloo Region, particularly concerning the housing market, real estate, construction, and home sales. He may be interested in pitches that provide insights from relevant experts within these fields or those who can offer valuable data analysis regarding trends in the region's housing market.
Given his themes of interest including sustainability and family & relationships alongside government & politics, Jeff might also appreciate pitches related to how local policies impact families' access to affordable housing or initiatives focused on sustainable urban development within the Waterloo Region.
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She vows to continue shunning ‘strong mayor’ powers if re-elected Oct. 26
By: Jeff Outhit
Wilfrid Laurier University professor warns that the use of powerful AI tools will degrade student learning by encouraging easy shortcuts
By: Jeff Outhit
More people are falling behind on their property taxes as rising costs make life less affordable.
By: Jeff Outhit
The development firm dropped a tower, reduced heights and added larger apartments, a public park and a street ahead of council approval Monday.
By: Jeff Outhit
City hall is eyeing church properties for new homes as a housing crisis festers in Waterloo. Some neighbours are concerned.
City hall says it has been keeping roads clear even as some residents yell at crews, throw shovels at trucks, and try to attack drivers.
By: Jeff Outhit
Waterloo Region has become a hot spot for sex crimes against children.
By: Brent Davis, Jeff Outhit
The cities of Kitchener and Waterloo are taking part in a new program that’s intended to speed up new home construction by reducing costs for developers.
By: Jeff Outhit
City hall wants to build affordable housing on a former church property it owns, and enable more housing on 14 other church properties, but neighbours are fighting back over height and density and traffic.
Kevin Koehler, 61, killed four people in a 28-year span. Out of prison but in and out of jail, he'll go on trial in July, charged with breaking court orders by drinking alcohol and failing to report an intimate relationship.
