It is a bittersweet day at CTV News Kitchener as the team prepares to say goodbye to weather specialist Will Aiello. Will joined CTV News Kitchener in March 2022, delivering weather forecasts and promoting community events. He quickly assumed the role of weekday weather anchor and became a staple in homes across Waterloo Region, known for his sunny disposition, even on the rainiest of days. Will served as a community champion, raising awareness for causes such as the Grand River Ride for Dad, the Humane Society Capital Campaign and Grand River Hospital Foundation. Whether he was strapping on the lederhosen for Oktoberfest, or playing with the newest arrivals at the Humane Society, Will was an unflappable presence who will be greatly missed by CTV Kitchener viewers. “It has been the most wonderful 3.5 years calling Waterloo Region my home,” he said. “From day one, the community and staff welcomed me into their homes and lives and made me feel like family right away. Being able to deliver the forecast and get involved with the Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo and Stratford Perth, the Food Bank of Waterloo Region, Kitchener Rangers games, Ride for Dad, Toy Mountain and so many other charities and organizations has been some of the many highlights of my time here and brought so much value to my life.” Will’s next adventure will take him back to his old stomping ground, Ottawa, where he’ll join the CTV Morning Live team. “Moving onto this next chapter is something I’ve always dreamed about since starting in this industry,” he said. “Getting to host a morning show in my hometown and be closer to my family is something that is going to be so special and will allow me to watch my little nieces and nephews grow up.” June 5 will be Will’s last day with CTV News Kitchener. “Leaving the CTV Kitchener team will be very difficult but their support with the new opportunity has made it feel much better,” he said. “Thank you to everyone for allowing me to be myself and spread so much energy and positivity into this wonderful community.”
