Quinn Keenan is a Video Journalist at CTV News. Originally from Calgary, he has a strong focus on health and wellness, agriculture and farming, as well as climate change and the environment, striving to tell engaging, fair, and accurate stories. Quinn's work has been featured in CTV News and CTV News Calgary.
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Quinn Keenan's articles cover local news in Lethbridge, Alberta, with a focus on crime, government and politics, agriculture and farming, and community events. Given the prevalence of announcements and expert commentary in his coverage attributes, Quinn may be open to pitches providing insights from local experts or officials related to ongoing community issues.
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Spring is in full swing and has many in southern Alberta heading outside after a long winter. But springtime allergies will also have plenty of people stuffed up and sneezing.
Most southern Alberta farmers have either finished or are about to wrap up seeding. But ballooning costs could make it harder than ever to break even this summer.
By: Quinn Keenan
Local AMA safety patrollers got the day off after a year of making sure their fellow students could cross the street safely.
After a dry winter and spring, this latest dump of rain is a welcome sight for farmers.
The City of Lethbridge’s community issues committee has drafted its proposed budget for 2027 a day ahead of schedule.
Southern Alberta has seen its far share of rain this summer. Lethbridge will finish June having seen about 130 millimetres of rain, up from an average of about 100 millimetres.
By: Quinn Keenan
A new era of health-care education in southern Alberta started Monday. The Southern Alberta Medical Program (SAMP) at the University of Lethbridge held its first day of class.
Lethbridge police and Big Brothers Big Sisters have once again partnered for their Kids ‘N' Kops program.
By: Quinn Keenan
Summer day camps are in full swing across Lethbridge. Demand is as high as ever as providers try to offer a wide range of activities for children spending their summer taking part in camps.
Lethbridge Polytechnic's usually quiet research field was overrun with tents, trucks and people.
