Travis Fortnum is a Multi-Skilled Journalist at CTV News Windsor. He specializes in reporting on municipal politics, crime, court proceedings, and the impact of significant events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly regarding economic challenges and cross-border issues. His work has been featured in Global News, CTV News, CTV News Windsor, and CTV News London.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Windsor, Canada (Local)
Not enough data
Travis Fortnum's coverage focuses on local news, events, sports, crime, government & politics in the Windsor area and Detroit. His articles include a mix of announcements, evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
For those looking to reach out to Travis with pitches or story ideas, consider providing localized content that is relevant to Windsor or Detroit. Topics related to local events, sports updates (especially featuring Detroit teams), community issues and municipal government developments could be well-received by Travis as they align closely with his coverage areas.
Given the significant focus on sports and crime-related topics in his work, offering insights from local athletes or law enforcement officials involved in prominent cases may also resonate with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
When Zellers returns to Windsor this summer , it will be returning to familiar territory.
Summer break is almost here and thousands of Windsor-Essex students are preparing to enter the job market.
HL: Chatham baseball player turns rain delay into impromptu concert Fans who came to Sunday’s Chatham-Kent Barnstormers game expecting baseball got a little bonus entertainment when a rain delay turned into an impromptu concert.
Drivers in some Windsor neighbourhoods are reporting accidents at more than double the rate of others — and experts say where you live could be affecting what you pay for car insurance.
By: Travis Fortnum
The Ford Fireworks will once again light up the sky over the Detroit River Monday night, bringing thousands of people to Windsor’s waterfront.
Detroit police say they detained 180 youths during the city's annual fireworks night as a strict curfew for unaccompanied minors was enforced.
By: Travis Fortnum
Windsor Regional Hospital says a major milestone in the region's long-awaited new hospital project is finally just weeks away.
By: Travis Fortnum
After more than four decades behind the microphone, Patty Handysides has officially signed off.
By: Travis Fortnum
Some of the Canadian Baseball League's top talent is in Chatham-Kent this weekend as the Barnstormers host the league's All-Star Weekend at Fergie Jenkins Field.
After years of construction, months of anticipation, and one very public delay, the Gordie Howe International Bridge finally has an opening date – and Canada's trucking industry says it can't come soon enough.
