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Articles by Spencer Turcotte
- Man drowns in Ontario's Conestogo Lake after helping save child: OPP
- Waterloo Region residents aged 80+ concerned about canceling second dose appointment before rebooking
- WRPS launches body-worn, in-car camera pilot project
- 'It really feels like somebody is sticking a knife in you again': Grandson of Guelph man interned in WWII responds to government’s apology to Italian Canadians
- Cambridge boy starts snack stand to raise enough money to sponsor service dog
- Should Canada adopt COVID-19 vaccine passports? U of G study asks
- KW Oktoberfest building to undergo transformation
- Cambridge council pauses MZO approvals until city incorporates public input policy
- Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council calls for ban on development of Haldimand Tract
- Hundreds sign petition opposing massive warehouse in Cambridge
Spencer Turcotte
ContactSpencer Turcotte joined the CTV Kitchener team in July 2019 as a multimedia journalist.
He graduated from Ryerson University’s journalism program with distinction and minored in sociology. Before joining CTV Kitchener, he interned at CTV Toronto and covered multiple elections for the Canadian Media Elections Consortium.
Spencer was also a reporter and video producer for J-Source, where some of his work was republished in Harvard’s Nieman Journalism Lab.
He was awarded the 2019 Jeff Junke Memorial Award from Ryerson University.
Spencer grew up in Milton, Ont. but is no stranger to Waterloo Region. He played competitive volleyball and attended the Ontario Volleyball Championships for many years at RIM Park in Waterloo.
When he's not working, Spencer is usually at the gym or watching the Toronto Raptors. He endured some rough seasons as a fan, but was thrilled to finally see the Raptors become NBA champions on the same day he graduated university.
Spencer speaks English and understands conversational French.
