Luke Simard is a Video Journalist at CTV News Regina. With a strong foundation in sports journalism and a passion for uncovering human stories, Luke explores a diverse range of topics, including healthcare, climate change, and regional interests. He has been featured in CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, and several other CTV News platforms.
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Luke’s coverage focuses on local news in Regina, Saskatchewan. He covers a wide range of topics including health/fitness and local events. Given this focus, he would likely be responsive to pitches that provide unique angles on local stories or offer expert commentary relevant to the community in Regina.
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You could never make a wrong turn as you head to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
If you're driving through Muskoka this summer and using the popular app Waze, you might get a unique notification telling you paramedics are nearby.
After Honda announced they would be pulling the plug on an electric vehicle plant in Alliston, meaning more than 1,000 jobs would now not be coming
By: Luke Simard
On the heels of the Samuel de Champlain monument being put back at Couchiching Beach Park on Thursday - Orillia chambers were full in anticipation
As the sun shines and people begin to spend more time outdoors, farmers have been anxiously awaiting a string of dry weather to begin their seeding process.
By: Luke Simard
The Troubadour Summer Concert Series presented by Paul Sadlon Motors returns and the lineup does not disappoint.
By: Luke Simard
The Barrie Police Service will be hosting a press conference at its headquarters Thursday at 1 p.m. to announce what they have dubbed ‘Project Starter.'
By: Luke Simard
A rooftop fire off Line 7 in Oro-Medonte on Wednesday night has done $700,000 according to Chief of Oro-Medonte Fire Roree Payment.
It's a sign of the times as Simcoe County paramedics have begun to utilize drones to help them assess emergency situations.
Lakehead University's STEM hub coming to downtown Barrie is on track to open later this year.
