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Articles by Taz
- KW Chamber of Commerce looking to bring more doctors to region
- Diwali celebrations underway in Waterloo region
- Last minute campaigning can make a difference, says Wilfrid Laurier political scientist
- Suspect in Brantford, Ont. murder arrested after manhunt
- 'It’s a vicious cycle': Region of Waterloo paramedics in and out of code red over the weekend
- Memorial held in skatepark in honour of recently deceased Kitchener, Ont. woman
- Shortreed family thanks community for support on 14th anniversary of death
- Takeout turkey looking more appealing as inflation hits Thanksgiving dinner
- ‘We’ve never really seen so many appointments available’: Urgent need for blood donors in Waterloo region
- Cambridge and Wilmot discuss advance and day-of voting plans for municipal election
- Waterloo Region Food Bank looking for donations amid high need for meals over Thanksgiving weekend
- Waterloo region residents call for more research on treatments at annual Multiple Myeloma March
- Victim identified in fatal motorcycle crash in Wellington County
- Crowds gather for 18th annual Kitchener fallen firefighter memorial service
- Guelph homecoming game takes on extra meaning for father-and-son football coaches
- K-W-centric horror film hitting the Apollo Theatre for local premiere
- Cambridge Dance Studio owner 'devastated' by landlord's decision to end lease due to condo project
Taz Dhaliwal
ContactNovember 2022: Taz is no longer with CTV Kitchener
Taz Dhaliwal joined CTV Kitchener as a videographer in September of 2022.
After spending two and a half years out west reporting in Alberta and then Saskatchewan, Taz returned home to Ontario.
Before making the move to southern Saskatchewan, she was a part of the small, but mighty Global Lethbridge team and worked as a Video Journalist in the southern Alberta market for nearly a year and a half.
She first joined the news industry, working for Global Kingston as a producer and production assistant on The Morning Show for about a year. Whenever she had the chance, she would enthusiastically file stories as a reporter.
Prior to that, Taz completed her post-grad in Journalism at Humber College in Toronto. While at Humber, she interned at 680 News in Toronto, which allowed her to hone her reporting skills.
She has an undergraduate degree in Law & Society with a minor in Criminology and Contemporary Studies from Laurier University.
Taz enjoys being a multi-talented journalist. Whether it’s reporting and shooting out in the filed, or editing and writing web articles, she loves the versatility the ever-changing industry has to offer.
She’s originally from Mississauga, Ont., is fluent in English and Punjabi, and knows a little Hindi and Spanish as well. Her interests include travelling, hiking, photography and videography.