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Articles by Krista Sharpe
- Queen Victoria statue consultation wraps up first stage with City of Kitchener
- 'A really difficult case to win': Southwestern Ont. judge rules encampment can stay in Kitchener
- Rental vacancies in Waterloo region reach 20-year low: CMHC
- Oscar-nominated director draws on his Kitchener, Ont. roots
- A look back on the three years since COVID-19 was found in Ontario
- Alleged fake customer 'nearly in tears' when trying to scam money off Good Samaritans in Guelph
- Some glaucoma patients suffering from pharmaceutical shortage
- Kitchener grandpa explains how he almost fell victim to telephone scam
- Elmira looks to national hockey tournament to boost local economy
- 'The nightmare will never be over': Driver sentenced, family reacts in tragic double-fatal crash
- 'We will lose our home': Delegates speak out against proposed Kitchener crematorium
- Patients waiting months for routine pap test results amid lab backlog
- Home sale prices in Waterloo region slump to lowest point in two years as sales slow
- ER expansion plans in the works at Guelph General but 'stopgap' trailer will remain for a few more years
- Cambridge community comes together after cafe owner’s ALS diagnosis
- 'They are very vulnerable': Seniors learn how to spot grandparent scams
- Flair Airlines CEO offers reassurance as flight cancellations mount
- Pandemic pool installed at Guelph home two years later
- Guelph engineering students remember lives lost in Montreal massacre
- Body found inside burning construction trailer in Kitchener
Krista Sharpe
ContactKrista’s journalism career started at the age of eight, when she published a “local” newspaper for her family members, and delivered it to each of their bedroom doors.
Years later she graduated from the University of Guelph-Humber, earning both an Honours Degree in Media Studies and a Diploma in Journalism.
Krista began her professional career as an intern at 680 News Radio in Toronto and then switched to television, working as a videographer at TV Cogeco. There she spent years reporting on the Halton Region and her hometown of Burlington, Ont.
Krista later moved to Saskatchewan, where she worked as the Morning Live Reporter.
She has interviewed countless memorable figures including Justin Trudeau, Kathleen Wynne, and Santa Clause.
Krista joined the CTV team in September 2017 and came to CTV Kitchener in 2020. She lives in Guelph with her spouse Luke and their boxer dog, Molson.
