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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By: Quinn Keenan
Stavely's former fire chief and deputy fire chief are suing the town, the MD of Willow Creek and others.
By: Quinn Keenan
The Lethbridge Elks are hosting the Alberta Montana Double A American Legion Baseball Tournament for the first time in more than 10 years this weekend.
By: Quinn Keenan
It's been 50 years since Canada signed the UNESCO Heritage Site Convention, in order to preserve historical sites with unique cultural, historical and natural importance.
Southern Alberta appears to be on the right track for another strong tourism year. Tourism Lethbridge says it's seeing numbers consistent with last year.
By: Quinn Keenan
Teddy the Eagle came to the Alberta Birds of Prey Centre in Coaldale last summer. He was about four months old at the time and starving.
Canada's national unemployment rate has hit its lowest mark in two years Friday, and remains relatively stable in southern Alberta after some tumultuous times.
By: Quinn Keenan
Since April, residents of St. Therese Villa have been able to use the VirCube Flexi VR system. It projects immersive scenes 270 degrees around a cube, which residents can sit inside.
It's been a tale of two growing seasons in southern Alberta. June saw some of the wettest conditions ever seen in the region, while July turned out to be hot with next to no moisture.
By: Quinn Keenan
Whoop-Up Days is just around the corner and organizers are gearing up for what they anticipate will be another exciting year.
Whoop-Up Days is once again underway. Hundreds of people were waiting outside the gates well before fair grounds opened on Tuesday.
