Spencer Turcotte is a journalist for CTV News Kitchener. With a focus on local news, Spencer covers a variety of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Kitchener and surrounding areas.
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Spencer Turcotte's articles predominantly cover local news, crime, police investigations, and community events. There is a focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and crime.
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By: Shelby Knox, Spencer Turcotte
A Guelph man has been charged after phone and internet cables for at least 18 Guelph businesses were cut last week.
The stalemate in the postal workers’ strike has local charities and food banks feeling pressure.
Finding appliances with accessibility in mind is proving to be a not-so-simple task for a Kitchener, Ont. woman who is blind.
By: Spencer Turcotte
Imagine being able to charge your devices through your body's movements. University of Waterloo (UW) researchers say they're getting closer to that being a reality.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A Waterloo, Ont.-based tech company is fighting for its life and that fight has now made its way to courtrooms in both Canada and the U.S.
By: Spencer Turcotte
Talking over teachers, texting in class or packing up before a lesson is complete is the kind of disruptive behaviour that researchers out of Brock University say has increased.
A Guelph woman who fought city hall and won in a bid to keep operating a bicycle repair service out of her garage, which benefits charity, scored another victory Thursday night.
By: Spencer Turcotte
A new sports ownership group is bringing basketball and baseball together in Waterloo Region.
Waterloo, Ont.-based BlackBerry has unloaded its Cylance cybersecurity business in a deal with Arctic Wolf.
While some shoppers and store owners are celebrating the HST ‘tax holiday' from the federal government, not all industries are feeling the holiday spirit.
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