Jon Woodward is a Reporter at CP24 Breaking News. He focuses on themes of climate change and sustainability while covering a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, corporate finance, and cleantech. Jon's work has been featured in CTV News Toronto, BNN Bloomberg, and CTV News.
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Jon Woodward focuses on covering breaking news and evolving crime-related stories in the Ontario, Canada area, particularly Toronto. His coverage includes legal policy regulation and government & politics, but with a stronger emphasis on crime.
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An 80-year-old arrested for causing a disturbance at his Toronto Community Housing Complex last month was disfigured in a gruesome attack at a
By: Jon Woodward
Ontario’s tire recycling system appears to be under pressure, with complaints of tires piling up at dealers, mechanics and other collection sites for weeks.
By: Jon Woodward
Ontario's tire recycling system appears to be under pressure, with complaints of tires piling up at dealers, mechanics and other collection sites for weeks.
By: Jon Woodward
The missing notes of a retired senior B.C. Mountie that were supposed to be part of an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into the behaviour
By: Jon Woodward
Elderly homeowners who were approached by door-to-door salesmen years ago fear they're still on the hook for shoddy renovations they may not have
By: Jon Woodward
Cathern and Stephen Johnson present a contract for kitchen improvements and the installation of a thermostat. (CTV News)
By: Jon Woodward
Murder charges against Kenneth Law will be withdrawn as he is expected to plead guilty to lesser charges of aiding suicide.
By: Jon Woodward, Codi Wilson
Poison seller Kenneth Law has now pleaded guilty to 14 charges of aiding and abetting suicide, as murder charges against the Ontario man will be withdrawn by the Crown.
By: Jon Woodward
Susan Dallin Ogrady and her daughter Anneka are pictured together in this family photo. (CTV News)
By: Jon Woodward
A new report authored by a public sector union whose members are striking for a second week is calling attention to how much more public money is going to private companies that administer government services.
