Stefanie Davis is a video journalist for CTV News Kitchener, with a focus on local news in Ontario, Canada. With her work also appearing in CTV News Regina, Stefanie covers a range of topics including community events, crime, social issues, and local politics, providing timely and informative news coverage to her viewers.
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Kitchener, Canada (Local)
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Stefanie Davis' coverage largely focuses on local news, crime, and community events in the Ontario region of Canada. She particularly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these themes.
Given her focus on local news in Ontario, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing criminal investigations or community-related issues. Pitches related to local government policies, education updates specific to the region might also be well-received.
When reaching out with story ideas or sources for Stefanie's consideration, it would be beneficial for them to have a clear connection with the communities and topics she frequently covers within Ontario.
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Locally owned alcohol businesses are making adjustments to attract more customers while LCBO workers across the province are on strike.
By: Stefanie Davis
The University of Guelph is officially asking students at the pro-Palestinian encampment on campus to leave, or else they could face possible legal action.
Ontario bars and restaurants are keeping a close eye on the LCBO strike as many rely on the stores to stock their liquor shelves.
By: Stefanie Davis
For more than 30 years, The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery has been bringing some of the best art from across the country and beyond to Waterloo Region.
What you should do if the heavy rain caused flood damage to your home.
By: Stefanie Davis
This is part of an ongoing summer series . Come back each week to learn about another hidden gem.
By: Stefanie Davis
A woman in Waterloo, Ont. is out thousands of dollars for a car crash she wasn't involved in. Lee Lachapelle was woken up around 11 p.m. on June 9 when a neighbour rang her door bell.
A coffee shop in Woodstock, Ont. is giving customers a behind the scenes look at making the perfect cup of joe.
Despite Halloween still being more than two months away, some costume stores are already seeing an influx in customers looking to find the perfect costume.
The South African advertising industry is filled with creative and brilliant individuals who used to love what they do: Why? Because their job was made up of storytelling.
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