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Katie Griffin

Katie Griffin

CTV News Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist | Ottawa

Katie Griffin is a Multi-Skilled Journalist with CTV News Ottawa contributing content to television, radio and digital platforms. Since joining the CTV News team in April 2011, Katie has covered the biggest stories in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec as a reporter, anchor and producer. Katie graduated from Carleton University with a Bachelor of Journalism honours degree and a minor in law. She also studied American Sign Language. Prior to CTV News Ottawa, Katie interned at Global News in Toronto and at CBC’s London bureau. When she’s not in the newsroom, Katie loves to travel, ski, spend time with family and volunteer at community events.

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Arnprior man facing charges after stolen property recovered Opens in new window

25 years after 9/11 attacks, Ottawa firefighters reflect on helping in New York CityOpens in new window

‘Really frustrated’: Rideau St. business owner speaks out after theftOpens in new window

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Ottawa business owner thwarts overpayment scam attemptOpens in new window

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‘Urgent appeal’ for backpacks, school supplies for Ottawa students in needOpens in new window

Ottawa man says WestJet refused to rebook family on another airline after strikeOpens in new window

Travellers feeling lingering impacts of WestJet strike as operations resumeOpens in new window

Injured worker rescued after falling from ladder into construction pit Opens in new window

Ottawa farmer ‘lucky to be alive’ after tractor struck by transport truckOpens in new window

Propane torch used to burn weeds suspected cause of Orléans house fireOpens in new window

‘It’s a shame’: Neighbour’s complaint might shut down popular Ottawa Halloween houseOpens in new window

‘If he had stopped, Peter Clark would be alive:’ Trial wraps for man charged in Ottawa crossing guard’s deathOpens in new window

Video shows moments before collision that killed Ottawa crossing guard; accused testifiesOpens in new window

Trial underway for man accused in crossing guard’s deathOpens in new window

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Members of Ottawa’s Inuit community raise concerns over Rideau-Sussex underpass clear outOpens in new window

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Ottawa man says insurance company refuses to reimburse for brand-name drug despite doctor’s noteOpens in new window

Ottawa couple credits dog for alerting them to overnight fireOpens in new window

Off-duty Ottawa firefighter carrying tourniquet helps save life of pedestrian struck by vehicleOpens in new window

Parents of boy who died after fall from Ottawa apartment speak outOpens in new window

Mistrial declared for Ottawa mother accused of killing baby, ex-boyfriend found guilty of murder Opens in new window

Violent weekend in ByWard Market ahead of downtown safety plan rollout Opens in new window

Ottawa residents with ties to Middle East worried about ‘fragile’ ceasefireOpens in new window

Ottawa police arson unit investigating Centretown fire Opens in new window

Ottawa first responders hold special day for boy after life-altering crash Opens in new window

Lithium-ion battery power bank sparks devastating Stittsville house fire Opens in new window

Accused killer in ‘Nation River Lady’ case found unfit to stand trialOpens in new window

‘I have to come clean,’ accused murderer tells investigator in Nation River Lady caseOpens in new window

Crown, defence recommend judge find alleged ‘Nation River Lady’ killer not fit to stand trialOpens in new window

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How the Ottawa Hospital is transforming patient mealsOpens in new window

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Former city lawyer who defaced National Holocaust Monument handed suspended sentenceOpens in new window

Ontario workers now required in-office 5 days a weekOpens in new window