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Articles by Alison Sandstrom
- WRPS recover 45 stolen vehicles set to be shipped overseas
- Waterloo racquet club fire causes $1 million in damage
- Power restored in Waterloo neighbourhood after truck hits line
- Ont. woman pleads guilty to defrauding doulas
- Canadian family of four will pay $700 more for food in 2024, says report
- Slowest November for Waterloo Region home sales in 15 years
- Driver knocks down Kitchener traffic light, leaves scene: Police
- London, Ont. man arrested in undercover child pornography investigation
- 'Large' sinkhole opens on North Dumfries road
- Stop signs taken from rural intersections
- Person with camera reported looking into Waterloo window
- Skating rink opens at Kitchener City Hall
- Four-vehicle crash near Guelph closes road
- BB gun pointed in crowded bar: Guelph police
- Male arrested after allegedly shooting at police in Six Nations
- Two injured in crash north of Elmira
- Three fires at Waterloo Region encampments in six days
- Waterloo man charged in alleged romance scam worth more than $2 million
- More than 60 crashes in Guelph and Waterloo Region Tuesday, two involving same driver
- Crews respond to fire at Cambridge encampment
Alison Sandstrom
ContactAlison Sandstrom joined CTV News Kitchener in January 2022 as a Digital Content Producer.
A graduate of Carleton University's Bachelor of Journalism program, Alison spent two years teaching English in Spain, before accepting her first fulltime job in journalism in Prince Albert, Sask.
As a reporter and editor for Pattison Media in Prince Albert, Alison covered all municipal affairs for the city and filed stories for radio and web.
Most recently before starting at CTV Kitchener, she worked as a general assignment reporter at GuelphToday.
Alison speaks fluent English and conversational French and Spanish.