Natalie van Rooy is a Professor at [Employer]. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on health and wellness, construction and real estate, and education. Her insights on topics such as hydrology, water management, and the housing market have 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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A community garden in Sandy Hill is unexpectedly closing just as gardening season gets underway.
By: Natalie Van Rooy
It was after a referral to Dr. Tala El Tal, a pediatric rheumatologist at CHEO, that Charlotte's family got the answers they needed.
By: Natalie Van
Newstalk 580 CFRA's Thank You CHEO Breakfast was held Friday morning, raising thousands of dollars ahead of the CHEO telethon on Saturday.
The public got a rare peak behind the curtain at the massive restoration project on Parliament Hill on Sunday.
Hopeful home buyers in Ottawa are lining up to scoop up real estate as quickly as possible, some even spending days outside to be the first ones in the door.
June 21st marked the 30th annual National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada, a day that takes place on the summer solstice to honour Indigenous heritage and history.
A very special occasion took place at CHEO on Thursday, as students navigating complex medical challenges graduated from CHEO School.
By: Natalie Van
Father suspected in double-murder suicide was on probation for threatening ex-wife: Court documents
There's a new spot to cool off in the National Capital Region this summer. The National Capital Commission has opened a new swimming dock on the Ottawa River behind the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau.
By: Natalie Van
As people get outside this summer and visit city parks and sporting fields, there's concerns over a lack of access to public washrooms in Ottawa.
