CTV Ottawa Reporter, covering Kingston
Kimberley Johnson is a CTV Ottawa Reporter, covering Kingston. She specializes in topics related to food and beverages, finance, and events, providing insightful coverage on personal finance and corporate gatherings. Kimberley has been featured in CTV News Ottawa, CTV News, and Mondaq.
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Kimberley Johnson's coverage revolves around local news in Kingston, Ontario, with a focus on events and evolving stories. She frequently covers topics related to pets, entertainment news, and politics at the local level. Given this focus, Kimberley would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique human-interest angles within these themes. Pitches could include heartwarming or unusual pet-related stories from the community, insights into upcoming local events or festivals, and interviews with individuals involved in Kingston's political landscape.
As most of her articles are centered around Kingston-based events and issues affecting the local community directly (such as PSAC strikes), she would appreciate relevant story leads focused specifically on this area.
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By: Kimberley Johnson
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands officially launched the 74th Canadian Tulip Festival in Ottawa on Saturday.
With the return of the Canadian Tulip Festival, hundreds of thousands of flowers are blooming in the capital, kicking off a busy summer season of festivals that draw in waves of visitors.
More retailers are now able to stay open for Victoria Day. Monday will make the first May long weekend that malls and stores have the option
From gangs and sexual exploitation to isolation and mental health issues, youth are increasingly facing critical issues both in life and online, all at a young age.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Frustration is building for commuters as lane closures on the Queensway continue to cause serious delays.
The biggest trophy in soccer arrived in the capital on Sunday, giving fans a chance to glimpse the original FIFA World Cup.
Almost seven years ago, I lay in bed with my snoozy newborn on my chest, and googled “why does it look like a little ball is coming out of my vagina?”. In
One of the oldest parks in Ottawa is set to get a facelift as the Centretown area eyes a revitalization project for Dundonald Park.
By: Kimberley Johnson
Community members gathered in Almonte, Ont. on Saturday, looking to mark those who sacrificed during the Second World War and the Battle for the Atlantic.
By: Kimberley Johnson
As parents navigate the challenges of raising kids in a social media world, one Ottawa mother says she's found a middle ground, using a customized
