Natalie van Rooy is a Professor at [Employer]. She covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and the housing market. Natalie has been featured in CP24 Breaking News, CTV News Ottawa, and CTV News.
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Natalie van Rooy's coverage focuses primarily on local Ottawa news, particularly involving evolving stories and breaking news related to world affairs, crime, weather, government & politics. Pitch topics that align with these themes such as updates on ongoing issues in Ottawa or breaking news related to the city.
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Rebates for new home buyers went into effect on April 1, slashing the 13 per cent harmonized sales tax (HST) on Ontario new builds.
Construction season is back with two major projects taking over interprovincial bridges connecting Ontario and Quebec this summer, bringing traffic disruptions and possible closures.
By: Natalie Van Rooy
A flood warning remains in effect on Saturday for parts of eastern Ontario and Quebec as water continues to rise along the Ottawa River.
By: Natalie Van Rooy
Residents in Gatineau and eastern Ontario are getting ready as water levels rise on the Ottawa River. CTV’s Natalie van Rooy reports.
Exhaustion from flooding has set in for many residents in Gatineau.
Provincewide protests were held this weekend to push back against the privatization of health care in Ontario.
The first ever Giant Tiger store celebrated it's 65 th anniversary this weekend in Ottawa's ByWard Market, a local success story that has spread across the country.
The search for the perfect job is on for many young people, but whether they're searching for full-time work or the right fit for the summer, those looking to break into the job market are often struggling to get hired.
Businesses in Ottawa are gearing up as thousands of visitors descend upon the capital for the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend.
A community garden in Sandy Hill is unexpectedly closing just as gardening season gets underway.
