Josh Pringle is a Producer and Digital Lead at CTV News Ottawa. He focuses on themes such as climate change, transportation policy, and real estate development, contributing to a wide range of coverage that includes public transportation and housing market issues. Josh's work has been featured in CTV News London, CP24 Breaking News, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Josh Pringle's reporting focuses primarily on local news, particularly crime and traffic-related events in Ottawa. He also covers real estate trends and governmental announcements relevant to the community.
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It's a sunny start to June in Ottawa, with the risk of rain later in the day.
By: Josh Pringle
An infrastructure levy on property tax bills could help address a multi-million-dollar gap in the infrastructure budget over the next 10 years, according to City of Ottawa staff.
A new subdivision with 232 homes could soon be built in Kanata.
A hot summer with above-seasonal temperatures is expected for Ottawa and eastern Ontario, according to Environment Canada.
By: Josh Pringle
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for an emergency debate on the economy in the House of Commons, saying the current situation is “an emergency.”
By: Josh Pringle
The proposed high-speed rail line between Ottawa and Montreal is facing a roadblock east of Ottawa, as an eastern Ontario community refused to grant the Crown corporation access to municipal land to study the Alto line.
Residents in Richmond had a unique visitor Monday morning. A black bear was spotted in a tree at a home on Moore Street in the Ottawa suburb shortly before 9 a.m.
By: Josh Pringle
A 64-year-old man who served as a pastor at the Chinese Christian Church of Ottawa is facing sexual assault charges.
By: Josh Pringle
Ten Ottawa school buses are now equipped with artificial intelligence-powered cameras to keep an eye out for drivers illegally passing stopped school buses, to help officials identify “hot spot” locations for violations.
By: Josh Pringle
You can enjoy a cheesy, fried dough treat at BeaverTails locations this summer.
