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Colton Wiens
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Videographer, CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON)
Kitchener
Beats
Biography
Colton Wiens joined CTV News Kitchener in 2021 as a Videographer. Prior to moving to Kitchener, he worked at CTV News Regina as a Video Journalist and Anchor. As a Kitchener-based generalist, Colton reports on a wide range of topics, but has an interest in covering criminal court cases and human interest stories. Colton covered provincial trucking regulation changes following the Humboldt Broncos’ bus crash and the Yellow Vest protests. Colton holds a Journalism Diploma from Seneca College, along with a Sports Journalism Diploma from Loyalist College. Colton has also worked as a Video Journalist with CTV News Yorkton and as an Announcer/News Director with Peace River Broadcasting in Peace River, Alberta. Colton speaks English.
I'm not that keen on Awareness Weeks ( sorry!)
Content
By Colton Wiens Verified| CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON) Verified Communities across Ontario are still struggling to come up with a housing solution to address the growing number of people experiencing homelessness. How they’ve dealt with the issue so far, however, has differed. Wellington County and Waterloo Region are both responsible for housing in their areas, while cities have been figuring out what to do with encampments on a bylaw level.
By Colton Wiens Verified| CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON) Verified Voter information cards are arriving in mailboxes across the country with just two weeks left before Canada’s federal election. “All the information cards in the regions have been mailed, and they should be received or should have been received,” Nathalie de Montigny, Media Relations with Elections Canada, said. Anyone who is experiencing issues can register to vote or update their information before April 22.
By Colton Wiens Verified| CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON) Verified The new owners of the former Towne Bowl building in Kitchener are outlining their plans for the location. Mario Halapir and a team of partners bought the Ottawa Street North building and plan to open a soccer store there by the fall. “We’ve experienced growth over the last bunch of years, and I think it’s necessity more than anything else,” Halapir, president of The Sports Link, said. Halapir first opened the soccer-focused store in 1992.
Company Info
CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
+1 416-924-6664