Rob Cooper is a journalist at CTV News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and themes such as construction, real estate development, and sustainable agriculture. Rob is featured in HousingWire, CTV News Barrie, CTV News, The Herald Journal, CBRE UK, and CTV News Northern Ontario.
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Rob Cooper's reporting primarily focuses on local events and community news within Simcoe County and Barrie. The articles cover a variety of topics including government & politics, crime, education, culture & society, and sports.
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Pitches should cater to the specific geographic focus of Simcoe County and Barrie in Ontario, Canada. If your pitch ties into any ongoing governmental announcements or addresses seasonal changes affecting the region (such as weather-related impacts), it could resonate with him based on his previous coverage patterns.
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The 11-year-old victim of a vicious dog attack in Barrie says, he thought he was going to die during the attack.
It may have felt like it took forever but summer is finally here - not only on the calendar but also by the temperature.
45 year-old Paul Sharrier of Jamacia has been working at a Town of Blue Mountains apple farm for the past decade.
By: Rob Cooper
Wednesday is a big day for Connor Downs of Barrie, who's going for his drivers licence.
All signs point to cottage country Thursday night as the summer season can get started. “Just a little bit of a summer vacation.
It may not be a long weekend but many people are treating it like one. Lots of people are flocking to cottage country and surrounding area Friday night as the summer season gets underway.
It may not be a heat wave bit it's still hot. The beach is always a popular spot for families during the summer break and Monday was no different as parents look for new and fun ways to keep their kids busy.
Jason Law and his family were enjoying the water at Woodlands beach in Tiny Township Tueday.
By: Rob Cooper
The Hope Haven Therapeutic Riding Centre has been working with young and old who have cognitive, intellectual and physical disabilities for the past 15 years.
The COPE service dogs in Barrie had not one but two vehicles stolen this week on two different days. More than 20,000 vehicles are stolen in Ontario every year.
