Jennifer K. Baker is a journalist for CTV News Kitchener, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically the Kitchener area. With a passion for reporting on community events, crime, accidents, and weather updates, Jennifer keeps the residents of Kitchener informed about the latest news and events happening in their area.
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Kitchener, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Jennifer K. Baker's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, with an emphasis on breaking and evolving crime stories in the Ontario region. She also covers accidents, police investigations, legal issues, as well as some entertainment news.
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The Region of Waterloo is hoping someone will return a missing medication pouch belonging to Paramedics Services.
A man was airlifted to a trauma centre Tuesday after a shooting in Kitchener.
By: Jennifer K. Baker
Ontario Provincial Police say two traffic stops in Brant and Haldimand counties resulted in the seizure of 8,422,800 unstamped contraband cigarettes.
By: Jennifer K. Baker
A new shuttle service, taking Air Canada travellers back and forth between the Region of Waterloo International Airport and Toronto Pearson Airport, has officially hit the road.
Waterloo regional police are looking for the person who shot into the window of a Waterloo business.
The Brantford Police Service will soon be looking for a new chief. The police service board announced Thursday that Chief Robert Davis will be leaving the force to pursue other opportunities.
A Guelph high school was briefly placed in hold and secure Thursday for a police investigation.
By: Jennifer K. Baker
Waterloo regional police have once again raided magic mushroom stores in Kitchener and Cambridge.
Doctors in Guelph and Wellington County are seeing more sexually transmitted infections post-pandemic.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal dirt bike crash in Arthur. Emergency responders were called to a parking area along Eliza Street, and south of Tucker Street, around 8:30 p.m. Thursday.
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