Rich Garton is a reporter for CTV News Windsor, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Windsor area. With a keen interest in community issues and events, Rich covers a wide range of topics, including local government decisions, development projects, crime, sports, and human interest stories.
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Rich Garton's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, crime, and development in Windsor, Ontario. He seems to be interested in evolving stories related to local events and government announcements. If you are looking to reach out to Rich with a pitch, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing developments in local politics or significant changes within the city of Windsor. Additionally, pitches that provide unique perspectives on crime-related issues or housing and development matters within the region might also capture his interest.
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By: Rich Garton
A group of landlords contesting the city's new residential rental licensing bylaw is appealing a recent court decision.
By: Rich Garton
Officials in Detroit say prepartions are well in hand as hundreds of thousands of people are expected to come to the Motor City from April 25 - 27 for the NFL Draft.
By: Rich Garton
As overdose rates and deaths across Canada skyrocket, addiction treatment centres like Brentwood Recovery Home in Windsor are overflowing with people trying to get help.
By: Rich Garton
The town of Amherstburg may one day soon have a public boat launch at the K. Walter Ranta Memorial Park after agreeing to move forward with a plan, despite the multi-million dollar price-tag.
By: Rich Garton
A coalition of 60 pedestrian and cycling safety advocacy groups is calling for government regulation and auto industry changes after data showed the dangers caused by large trucks and SUVs towards pedestrians.
A section of downtown Windsor has been closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic after a sinkhole opened up in the middle of an intersection.
Written and performed by Smith, who hails from London, Ont., the song details the story of Windsor's Christy Soulliere and her son, Austin, who died in 2022 of fentanyl poisoning at the age of 27.
By: Rich Garton
A downtown Windsor intersection remains closed to traffic after a large sinkhole developed Monday evening.
By: Rich Garton
If you like engine revving, loud music and squealing tires, you could be landing yourself a ticket.
The beer mile has long been an underground event but over the past decade, it's gained prominence as a mainstream event, complete with a world championship.
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