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Colton Wiens

Kitchener

Videographer at CKCO-TV (Kitchener, ON)

Videographer with @CTVKitchener. Former @ctvregina and @ctvyorkton Email me at: [email protected]

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  • Breslau restaurant and bakery raising funds for Walkerton school following tragic crash

    5 days ago | ctvnews.ca | Colton Wiens

    Breslau restaurant and bakery raising funds for Walkerton school following tragic crashPublished: June 02, 2025 at 6:56PM EDTA pie was photographed at Frannie's Restaurant & Bakery in Breslau, Ont. on June 2, 2025. (Colton Wiens/CTV News)

  • Tobacco tin makes Canadian history at New Hamburg, Ont. auction

    1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Colton Wiens

    Tobacco tin makes Canadian history at New Hamburg, Ont. auction Published: May 26, 2025 at 5:10PM EDTBen Lennox held the 3 Strikes Cut Plug tobacco tin at Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. in New Hamburg, Ont. on May 26, 2025. (Colton Wiens/CTV News)

  • Wilmot councillors to review Prime Ministers Path recommendations ahead of community meeting

    3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Colton Wiens

    A controversial project was once again up for discussion at Monday night’s council meeting in Wilmot Township. Councillors were presented with a list of recommendations for the Prime Ministers Path. They were put together by a working group after a series of public meetings, surveys and polls. In all, they said 10,000 people weighed in on the future of the project.

  • Wilmot Township discussing Prime Ministers Path recommendations

    3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Colton Wiens

    Wilmot Township is discussing the future of a contentious art project. A working group’s recommendation for the Prime Ministers Path project were heard during a special council meeting at 6 p.m. Monday. Council will receive the suggestions, but no decisions will be made. The working group has had over 10,000 interactions with people since October. They said 90 per cent were local Wilmot community residents, the rest were from the wider Waterloo Region.

  • Kitchener startup using AI to better inspect infrastructure

    1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Colton Wiens

    A Kitchener based startup is trying to find a better solution for inspecting major infrastructure like bridges, roadways and buildings. ConeLabs created an engineering-grade platform that uses Artificial Intelligence and 3D modelling to catch things the naked eye might miss. “Because we can’t keep up. If you simply Google search ‘structural failure’. Unfortunately, it happens way too often.

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Colton Wiens
Colton Wiens @ColtonWiensCTV
24 Mar 25

The @WlooWarriors weren’t able to solve @BishopsGaiters goaltender. Bishops shuts out Waterloo 3-0 at the @USPORTSca women’s hockey finals. https://t.co/pqDCCKbWCI

Colton Wiens
Colton Wiens @ColtonWiensCTV
23 Mar 25

Fans erupt as @BishopsGaiters makes it 1-0 over @WlooWarriors https://t.co/ApteAR9gpU

Colton Wiens
Colton Wiens @ColtonWiensCTV
23 Mar 25

Women’s @USPORTSca hockey final underway in Elmira. @WlooWarriors take on @BishopsGaiters https://t.co/QkSy2uhaGs