Timm Bruch is a Video Journalist for CTV News Calgary, focusing on local news and events in the Calgary area. With a passion for storytelling, Timm covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and economic developments. His work aims to inform and engage the local community while highlighting the diverse stories and perspectives within Calgary.
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Timm Bruch's coverage is focused on local news in Calgary, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, culture & society, as well as entertainment news with an emphasis on community-focused stories.
If you have insights or expertise related to the Canadian economy, cultural events in Calgary, community support initiatives or developments within Piikani Nation that align with Timm's areas of focus, reaching out to him for commentary or interviews could be fruitful.
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By: Timm Bruch
Local businesses and consumers are sounding the alarm as a nationwide rail strike looms.
By: Timm Bruch
An American company that owns the majority of Banff and Jasper's most popular tourist attractions is under fire from its Canadian competitors.
By: Timm Bruch
Air Canada is the latest major company in the country on the verge of a 2024 work stoppage — but as Canadians will point, it's definitely not the first.
A first-of-its-kind scholarship is being created to honour a University of Calgary computer science student who was killed last September.
By: Timm Bruch
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is not open to having additional asylum seekers settled in the province.
By: Timm Bruch
Hundreds of Calgarians gathered in Saturday morning to raise awareness for and understanding of youth addiction.
Injury prevention experts are urging Calgarians to ride carefully as e-scooter crashes land hundreds of people in the hospital.
By: Timm Bruch
A group of people living out of RVs in northeast Calgary (opens in a new tab) have been granted a temporary extension to stay where they are.
A group of Calgary parents donated blood to honour their children and to give back to those who helped their families on Tuesday.
New numbers show housing growth in Alberta's two major cities is outpacing other Canadian municipalities, but it's still not enough to keep up with a population surge.
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