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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A teenager is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after an early morning shooting in Ottawa’s Vanier neighbourhood.
Another hot and humid day is in the forecast for Ottawa, but there is a risk of rain this afternoon and tonight.
Two G2 drivers are facing stunt driving charges after being observed racing in Barrhaven last weekend, according to police.
Scouts Canada is looking to redevelop its national headquarters in Ottawa's west end with four high-rise apartment buildings and a municipal park.
A pedestrian pathway connecting Pimisi and Bayview O-Train Stations currently has no lights after a recent act of vandalism, according to the city.
The first micro-brewery to open in Orléans has closed after nine years in business.
Rental rates dropped slightly in Ottawa in July, as renters found declining rents in markets across Canada.
By: Josh Pringle
More than 2,100 students with Ottawa's English public and Catholic school boards will have a yellow school bus to drive them to school this fall, after OC Transpo scrapped school bus routes for the new school year.
CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa this weekend. Ottawa International Busker Festival
The building that houses the original Happy Goat Coffee and Capital Self Storage close to the O-Train Line 2 could one day be demolished to make way for two high-rise residential buildings with 543 units.
