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John Vennavally-Rao
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Toronto Correspondent, CTV National News, CTV News
Toronto
I write for professional audiences, not for mass market readers seeking financial tips.
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By John Vennavally-Rao Verified| CTV News Verified A Canadian bat company is scrambling to keep up with a wave of interest after a breakout weekend for baseball’s latest innovation: the torpedo bat. The somewhat unusual-looking bat shifts the barrel’s biggest mass closer to the hitter’s hands. It became an overnight sensation after the New York Yankees launched a jaw-dropping 15 home runs during their opening series against the Milwaukee Brewers. Nine of those bombs came in a single game on Saturday, with five Yankees swinging torpedo bats.
By John Vennavally-Rao Verified| CTV News Verified Outside a No Frills in Hamilton, Ont., David Craig packs a few bags of groceries into the back of his car, as he tells CTV News he’s been stockpiling a little more. Craig worries the trade dispute with the United States could send prices for some food items soaring. So, he’s stocking up on frozen fish and frozen vegetables. “I think prices will definitely go up,” he says.
By John Vennavally-Rao Verified| CTV News Verified A Canadian bat company is scrambling to keep up with a wave of interest after a breakout weekend for baseball’s latest innovation: the torpedo bat. The somewhat unusual-looking bat shifts the barrel’s biggest mass closer to the hitter’s hands. It became an overnight sensation after the New York Yankees launched a jaw-dropping 15 home runs during their opening series against the Milwaukee Brewers. Nine of those bombs came in a single game on Saturday, with five Yankees swinging torpedo bats.
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CTV News
CTV News is the news division of the CTV Television Network, a prominent Canadian English-language broadcast network owned by Bell Media. Established in 1961, CTV News has become a national leader in journalism, focusing on delivering timely and accurate information across various platforms. The organization is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, and is led by vice president Richard Gray. CTV News produces national and local newscasts, including flagship programs like CTV National News. It operates the CTV News Channel, which provides continuous news coverage and breaking news updates. The division also maintains a strong digital presence through its website and affiliated platforms, offering news articles, live streams, and mobile content. CTV News emphasizes trust and independence in its reporting, adhering to strict journalistic standards and ethical guidelines.
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