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Articles by Katelyn Wilson
- New innovative program addresses significant shortage of educational staff
- Global outsourcing firm bringing 900 new jobs to Barrie
- Local boards reopen schools as CUPE ends mass walkout
- 85 per cent of Simcoe County's child care providers opt-in to $10/day program
- 'Highest surge I've seen since H1N1 in 2009:' RSV cases in children rapidly rising
- Ont. mother fights for special exemption for toddler in ICU with RSV
- 'We can't move ahead,' Family stuck in limbo after hurricane destroys home
- Charges dropped against former Bracebridge mayor accused of violating Endangered Species Act
- Parry Sound-Muskoka receives financial boost for local businesses
- Bloody images shown at McKee murder trial from inside the Simcoe County home
- Barrie road closures in effect for police funeral
- Low-cost rabies clinics available in Simcoe County
- Regional hospitals warn of longer than expected wait times
- Current Innisfil mayor, deputy mayor compete for top seat
- Barrie senior turns his passion for music into a legacy for his loved ones
- Three candidates battle for mayor of Ramara Township
- Barrie therapeutic clinic for children with autism wins national contest
- Thanksgiving food boxes packed up for delivery to Barrie families
- Ont. family living in Port aux Basques loses home to Hurricane Fiona's wrath
- First student cohort settles into Georgian College's new stand-alone nursing program
Katelyn Wilson
ContactJune 2023: Katelyn Wilson is no longer with CTV News Barrie.
Katelyn Wilson is a video journalist with CTV News Barrie.
Her journalism career began at a radio station in Lacombe, Alta., where she worked as a reporter/anchor. She then moved to Global Lethbridge and later Global Regina, where she worked as a video journalist.
During her career, she has covered dozens of stories. Most notably, she received the RTDNA 'Investigative Dan McArthur Award' for Tainted Water. This was part of a joint investigation, which showed Saskatchewan residents had some of the highest levels of lead-tainted water in Canada.
She was also a part of the award-winning coverage of the Kenow wildfire in Waterton Lakes National Park and covered the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Katelyn earned her diploma in journalism from Lethbridge College. She also graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Calgary.
She grew up in the Kitchener/Waterloo area, and when she is not working, she is an avid lover of the outdoors, a true crime junkie and loves spending time with her family.
Katelyn speaks English and joined CTV News Barrie in 2021.
