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Articles by Sijia
- From strangers to siblings: DNA testing unveils family connection and sparks musical collaboration
- Federal ombudsperson launches probe into treatment of sexual assault survivors by Canadian justice system
- Advocacy group petitions to protect confidentiality of counselling records in sexual assault court cases
- Refugee Health Centre in Kitchener receives vital funding, opens doors to new patients
- Waterloo startup develops smart glasses that act as brain fitness tracker
- Immersive augmented reality initiative revives Guelph's rich Black heritage
- Local and nation-wide rallies demand action against grocery price gouging
- Uncertain future for Kitchener businesses following region's transit hub land deal
- Grand Valley, Ont. man awarded prestigious Carnegie Medal for daring rescue from burning home
- Perth County libraries nourish both minds and bodies with free food services
- Little Free Pantry in Cambridge could be removed
- 'Shameful' and 'inexcusable': Justice denied for Fergus, Ont. woman after sexual assault case tossed out due to court delays
- Ashes of Waterloo, Ont. entrepreneur to be launched into space aboard historic mission
- Cases of COVID-19, RSV and influenza expected to peak in the coming weeks
- Paying it forward: How receipts on a wall are helping feed the less fortunate in Perth County
- Excessive road salt use hurting our waterways, U of G researcher says
- Sale of Nazi items at Cambridge, Ont. antique mall sparks debate
- 'Hail Mary': How social media saved a Guelph business
- Kitchener council looks to allow fourplexes on residential lots
- Local girls hockey organization struggles to secure ice time as demand grows
Sijia Liu
ContactMay 2024: Sijia Liu is no longer with CTV Kitchener.
Sijia Liu joined the CTV News Kitchener team as a reporter and weekend anchor in July, 2023.
She was born in China and immigrated to Canada with her family at the age of four.
Raised in Toronto, Ont., she attended Seneca College and York University where she was a member of the women’s varsity basketball team. After graduating from Seneca College’s journalism program, she interned at CTV’s eTalk.
Soon afterwards, she dove into the world of sports journalism. She has worked as a freelance reporter for the New England Sports Network (NESN), Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Cogeco Your TV Halton. Her journey would also take her south of the border to Atlanta, Georgia, where she was one of five women selected to take part in the “Rising Media Stars” sports reporting program.
She then made the switch to news after moving to Regina, Sask. to work as the morning live reporter for Global News.
In February 2020, Sijia joined CTV News as reporter and weekend anchor in Windsor. During her time there, she reported on major stories including the Freedom Convoy that blocked entry across the border during the COVID-19 pandemic and the $5 billion investment for Canada’s first EV battery plant.
She has a passion for sharing positive stories. In her spare time, she enjoys working out, watching football, fostering dogs and is the proud dog mom of a golden retriever. Sijia speaks English and Mandarin.