Jesse Huot is a web writer at CTV Atlantic, based out of Halifax. With a passion for storytelling, Jesse covers a diverse range of topics including sports, climate change, and regional interest, while also addressing themes such as consumer health and the housing market. His work has been featured in CTV News Atlantic, CTV News, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Jesse Huot's coverage focuses heavily on crime, police reports, and evolving local news stories in the Maritime provinces of Canada. Pitching to Jesse should prioritize providing insights or access related to ongoing investigations, breaking news events, and crime-related developments within Nova Scotia and neighboring areas.
Given his focus on developing local stories and breaking news, those with firsthand information about unfolding incidents or exclusive details relevant to law enforcement activities would be most effective in reaching out for potential contributions.
Entertainment News is a smaller portion of Jesse's coverage but still present. If your pitch relates directly to an entertainment story emerging from this region that aligns with his typical coverage area, it may also capture his interest.
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An Ontario man has died following a collision which led to the closure of part of the Trans-Canada Highway in P.E.I. on Wednesday.
The New Brunswick RCMP is asking the public for help finding a 32-year-old man. Police say Ronald Junior Sock, who they believe he may be living in Elsipogtog, N.B., is wanted on a warrant of arrest.
By: Jesse Huot
The Prince Edward Island government is asking for the public's feedback on new regulations that protect temporary foreign workers.
A new project will bring eight new supportive housing units and services for people experiencing homelessness in Moncton.
By: Jesse Huot
An education assistant at Queen Elizabeth Elementary School in Kensington, P.E.I., is facing multiple assault charges following an investigation involving an eight-year-old student, according to police.
A 13-year-old girl from Wedgeport, N.S., may break a record with her 711-pound giant bluefin tuna catch.
By: Jesse Huot
Délynn Jacquard is seen with the 711-pound tuna. (Facebook/Chez Beau)
By: Jesse Huot
Two people have been charged with multiple offences following crime sprees in the Halifax area and southwest Nova Scotia.
By: Jesse Huot
Hundreds of athletes and coaches have returned home following the Special Olympics Summer Games in Alberta, including a very successful Team Nova Scotia.
By: Crystal Garrett, Jesse Huot
Ten years ago, one of the most iconic Canadian bands played their final show, but a Nova Scotian fan will soon be retelling the band's story.
