Jeff Pickel is a videographer at CTV Kitchener. He covers breaking news and city council in Waterloo Region, with a strong focus on municipal politics and regional interests, while also exploring themes related to education, sports, and the construction industry. Jeff has been featured in CTV News Kitchener and CTV News.
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Jeff Pickel's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Ontario, Canada, with particular attention to evolving stories and breaking news related to government and politics, crime, and entertainment. Given this focus, reaching out with updates or analysis on ongoing local political issues or developments in the entertainment scene may be well-received.
As a journalist covering localized events and announcements in Kitchener and surrounding areas of Ontario, pitches should offer insights into regional topics such as accidents (and their impacts), housing issues specific to the region, or any unfolding events that align with his coverage attributes.
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An application for a large housing development in Cambridge has been rejected by city council.
By: Jeff Pickel
A housing proposal in Cambridge is renewing concerns about the loss of farmland in Waterloo Region.
By: Jeff Pickel
The opportunity to address the community during a Pride event in Cambridge was a big deal for Sophie Mills. “I was really excited to have a platform.
By: Heather Senoran, Jeff Pickel
Cambridge Mayor Jan Liggett has broken her silence following backlash over her decision to interrupt a 17-year-old non-binary youth speaking at a Pride event earlier this week.
As many people struggle to make ends meet due to the rising cost of living, some people are now finding refuge in short-term parking lots.
A pair of Guelph charitable organizations are looking for a new home.
By: Jeff Pickel
A new digital parking system in Elora, Ont. has been abruptly taken offline after a bizarre cyber glitch began routing drivers to a pornography website instead of a payment portal.
The City of Guelph is nearing the limit of its water-drawing ability, though the situation is far less critical than the one unfolding in Waterloo Region.
By: Jeff Pickel
Advocates urged Waterloo Regional Council to consider establishing a safe tenting protocol instead of moving forward with an appeal to a Superior Court of Justice decision.
An update on Waterloo Region's water capacity issue could provide some hope for developers.
