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Stories covered by Roger Klein
- Final exams cancelled for Simcoe Muskoka high school students
- 'We need assurances,' Ski resorts request Ontario's support for upcoming season
- Parents worry Orillia COVID testing is too close to where kids play sports
- Higher than the first wave peak, Health Unit warns about rising case numbers
- Burnouts, racing, and crowds take over Wasaga Beach
- 99-year-old golfer showing age is just a number
- Dog shot, owner arrested following Wasaga Beach, Ont., house fire
- Pandemic, home improvements lead to severe supply shortage
- Tourism operators call on the government for support to survive
- Bigger apples expected after hot summer
- ‘I don’t give up,’ Will Dwyer facing uphill battle in fundraising push
- Southern Georgian Bay housing market heats up
- Gravenhurst tackles filth, fire hazards, crowding at parks and beaches
- Local COVID cases show downward trend as back to school looms
- RVH takes part in global COVID-19 study for a treatment
- Food banks brace for an increase in demand as CERB ends
- Daycares prepare to welcome more children back, but are parents ready to send them?
- Community works together to rescue young fox in Everett
- Big changes could affect the way fishing bait is used in Ontario
- 'Totally unexpected,' Volunteers of S.S. Keewatin shocked after being shut out
Roger Klein
ContactRoger joined CTV in 1995 as a weather forecaster and reporter. He is currently our Georgian Bay reporter/videographer, based in Collingwood.
Today he covers a wide range of stories including special reports on environmental issues and tourism. Roger’s interest in the environment is seen through special series like his reports on Georgian Bay and another on Climate Change. He also followed major stories like the Mega Quarry, Site 41, Walkerton and Adams Mine.
Roger hosted Roger’s New Reality, an after-school TV series for children from 1998 to 2001 on CKVR. A highlight of that experience was having the opportunity to be at the ceremony in Iqaluit when Nunavut became Canada’s newest territory.
Roger knows the Georgian Bay area like the back of his hand. His keen eye helps him capture beautiful and dramatic shots of the region’s beaches, storms, fishing spots and snow swept roads.
