Videographer, Producer, Assignment Editor
Krista Simpson is a Videographer, Producer, and Assignment Editor at CTV Kitchener. With a focus on elections, government, politics, and public policy, she has contributed to significant national events, including several elections and Olympic Games. Krista's work has been featured in CTV News Kitchener and CTV News.
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Kitchener, Canada (Local)
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Krista Simpson's coverage focuses on local crime, government and politics in Kitchener, Canada. Her reporting is heavily centered around breaking news and evolving stories related to legal proceedings, police investigations and community safety.
If you have expertise or insights related to ongoing criminal trials, local law enforcement activities or the impact of government policies on Kitchener residents, Krista would likely find your input valuable for her articles. Given her focus on local events, providing perspectives from individuals directly impacted by these issues could also be beneficial when reaching out to her.
It’s important to note that Krista primarily covers topics relevant to the Kitchener area with an emphasis on crime-related matters. Therefore, any pitches should tie into this specific geographic focus while offering newsworthy insights or first-hand experiences related to ongoing stories she has covered.
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A notice of appeal has been filed after a former neurologist was acquitted on dozens of sexual assault allegations.
Two women who testified against Jeffrey Sloka say they support an appeal of his acquittal.
A former neurologist who was recently acquitted of almost 50 counts of sexual assault is facing new charges.
The future of a major landmark in Brant County continues to be mired in political turmoil.
By: Krista Simpson
The MPP for Kitchener Centre and community advocates are calling on the Ontario government to make restorative justice an option for victims of sexual violence who may not want to go through a criminal court process.
A special garden in Stratford, Ont. has melded a love for botany with the Immortal Bard himself.
Waterloo MPP Catherine Fife's private member's bill, aimed at bringing more accountability and transparency to sexual assault cases, did not pass second reading in the Ontario legislature.
The Kitchener Rangers will face the Everett Silvertips in the Memorial Cup final on Sunday.
By: Krista Simpson
The Region of Waterloo is launching a new pilot project at intersections known for collisions involving pedestrians.
By: Krista Simpson, Heather Senoran
Waterloo Regional council has approved an interim plan aimed to restart local construction this fall after a marathon meeting Wednesday exposed divisions between regional staff, local politicians and the development industry.
