Jeff Pickel is a videographer at CTV Kitchener. He covers breaking news and city council in Waterloo Region, with a focus on municipal politics, culture, and health and wellness. Jeff's work 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.
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By: Jeff Pickel
After six years of living onsite and serving as the heart of A Better Tent City (ABTC), co-founder Nadine Green is preparing to leave the tiny home community following a formal takeover by the Region of Waterloo.
Drivers will get a bit of a break before the start of a planned 10-week road closure near the Region of Waterloo International Airport.
By: Jeff Pickel
A hearing will be delving into the behaviour of a Justice of the Peace from Kitchener, Ont.
An artificial intelligence (AI) mix-up has led to some unexpected questions at a beloved bakery and restaurant in Millbank, Ont.
The City of Cambridge is reviewing its noise bylaw after 2026 World Cup watch parties at the Gaslight District garnered some unwanted attention.
By: Jeff Pickel
A post on a developer's website is renewing interest in the future of the former Village Biergarten site in St. Jacobs.
A bylaw in Guelph that dictates where people can set up temporary shelters, such as tents, may be changing.
Work on two supportive housing projects in Waterloo Region could face delays if federal funding can't be secured.
With just three weeks left before the Aug. 21 municipal nomination deadline, 19 council races across Waterloo Region lack a competitive contest.
A new app, developed at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Agricultural College, aims to help wheat farmers across the world.
