Tessa Bennett is a reporter at CHCH News. With a passion for journalism that spans local weather stories to the intricacies of the American political landscape, she covers a diverse range of topics including geopolitics, international affairs, and energy policy. Tessa's work has been featured in 91.5 The Beat, Global News, Magic106.1, Asian Tribune, and CHCH TV.
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Tessa Bennett's coverage primarily focuses on crime-related news in Toronto, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking stories. She seems to be interested in covering ongoing developments related to crime and public safety within the local area.
Since Tessa specializes in reporting breaking news and evolving stories, she may be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive information or access to sources involved in ongoing crime-related incidents occurring specifically within the city of Toronto.
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Canada's premiers are backing urgent, intense, and fair trade talks between Ottawa and Washington in the wake of a new tariff threat.
By: Tessa Bennett
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada won't rush to retaliate against President Donald Trump's latest threat of 50 per cent tariffs before they're actually imposed.
A bleak trend in Canada's health-care system shows one in 10 emergency doctors are leaving the specialty due to burnout.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was hosted in the Oval Office AS The pair discussed licensing for Kyiv to produce U.S. missile interceptors and ways to revive the stalled peace talks with Russia.
The 69th Grammy Awards are going to look a little different after one of the world’s biggest groups said they’d be boycotting the event. BTS announced on social media that it will not submit its music for consideration, citing concerns over category divisions stemming from a new award classification.
The union says crews and the airline still remain far apart on key pay issues, though WestJet maintains it is actively negotiating.
Several cities in the Greater Hamilton area are showing that you don’t need to own gear to get into sports.
By: Tessa Bennett
Forget cutting a ribbon, Hamilton kids were ready to cut loose at the opening of a new outdoor play space Friday.
By: Tessa Bennett
A new chapter is coming to Hamilton’s waterfront, one centered on Indigenous stories, culture, and connection.
By: Tessa Bennett
Ontario teachers are heading back to the classroom without a new contract, as talks between the province and several major education unions have stalled.
