Peter Szperling is a multi-skilled journalist at CTV Ottawa, where he serves as a reporter, camera operator, and editor. His work spans a diverse range of themes, including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on art dealing, urban art, and wellness programs. Peter's reporting has been featured in CTV News Ottawa, CTV News, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Peter Szperling's focus is primarily on local government and politics in Ottawa, with a significant emphasis on announcements and legal policy regulation. He covers a broad range of topics including events, donations, education, and sports.
Given his focus on local government and regulations in Ottawa, he may be interested in pitches related to local governance issues or new policies affecting the region. Additionally, stories about community events, charitable initiatives such as donation drives or fundraising efforts could also resonate well with him.
When reaching out to Peter Szperling it would be beneficial to provide insights from local officials or experts directly involved in the issues being covered. Furthermore, tying pitches into broader discussions around Ottawa’s development plans or regulatory changes would likely capture his attention.
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Ottawa is under a heat warning but there are many places in the city wgere you can cool off.
Rising gas prices have many families rethinking their summer vacation plans, a new survey suggests.
By: Peter Szperling
Want to try Disc Golf? There's a course near Ottawa that's free to play. The Ferguson Forest Centre is home to the Kemptville Disc Club and a three-season disc golf course.
By: Peter Szperling
An Ottawa Police officer is being recognized for his community involvement and commitment to youth.
A highly anticipated donut shop is now open in Ottawa. “We've been looking on their Instagram every day,” says customer Brayden.
By: Peter Szperling
Fifty years ago, Olympian Greg Joy won silver in high jump at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. It was a defining moment for sport, and for the country.
A patient at Bruyère Health in Ottawa had his dream come true to experience a heavy metal concert.
By: Peter Szperling
A trip about an hour south of Ottawa to Upper Canada Village is a journey back in time. Visitors are offered the chance to experience what life along the St.
By: Peter Szperling
Accessing a dentist can be difficult and expensive for many, but a clinic at the Ottawa Mission provides free care to people experiencing homelessness.
A former hotel in downtown Ottawa will open as a new transitional housing complex this fall.
