Greg Davis
Videographer/Online Journalist
Greg Davis is currently an online journalist with Global News Peterborough.
Prior to joining CHEX TV in November 2010, he spent more than a dozen years as a reporter, photographer and editor at several newspapers including The Humber Log in Corner Brook, N.L., The Daily Press in Timmins, Ont. and The Peterborough Examiner, earning a number of awards for his stories and photos.
Greg grew up in the small town of Port aux Basques, N.L., and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Memorial University. Afterwards, he earned an honours journalism diploma from Canadore College in North Bay, Ont. and completed an internship at CTV in Halifax, N.S.
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Video Archives
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‘Run to Remember’ makes stop at Chris Garrett Memorial Park in Cobourg, Ont.
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Fire breaks out at former Vinnies store on George Street in Peterborough
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Fire deemed suspicious at Beyond the Blue Box thrift store in Cobourg, Ont.
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Protesters square off over gender ideology in downtown Peterborough
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Peterborough police chief says 11.7% budget hike needed to ‘just keep the lights on’
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1 dead, 1 critically injured following double stabbing at downtown Peterborough apartment
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Possible hostage situation prompted McDonnel Street closure in Peterborough: police
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Canoe trip to Curve Lake First Nation allows high school students to interact with nature and Elders
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Fire destroys home in Colborne
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Motorcyclist seriously injured in collision in Selwyn Township
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Global Peterborough’s Shelter Pet Project – Oscar and Max
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Stabbing on Dublin Street in Peterborough
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E-bike collides with parked truck in Peterborough
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Collision on Rubidge Street in Peterborough
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Man sent to hospital with stabbing injuries following incident on George St. in Peterborough
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Brush fire at property on Flynn’s Road in Trent Lakes
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Artwork encourages selfies along Ganaraska River in Port Hope
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Mounds of shingles found in field near Cobourg
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Global Peterborough’s Business Beat Aug. 12
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Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre in Peterborough treated record 1,260 turtles
Author Archives
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Peterborough police make weekend impaired driving arrestsIn one incident on Saturday evening, officers discovered several vehicles had been struck in the downtown area of George and Murray streets.CrimeOct 2
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Police use CCTV cameras to identify suspect in downtown Peterborough assault caseOn Saturday, Peterborough police say that in the area of George and Charlotte streets, a man brandished a knife in an argument and struck a male in the face.CrimeOct 2
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Police probe break-in at Royal Canadian Legion in Cobourg, Ont.Cobourg police responded to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 133 on Orr Street for a report of a break and enter. Police say staff discovered property had been taken overnight.CrimeOct 2
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City of Kawartha Lakes OPP make impaired-related driving arrests on weekendAround 9:35 p.m. on Saturday, City of Kawartha Lakes OPP responded to a crash involving a pickup truck in Little Britain. The driver was determined to be impaired.CrimeOct 2
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SIU clear Kawartha Lakes OPP after determining man’s death was self-inflictedThe SIU says OPP responded to a report of an unwanted man at a residence in Cameron on June 1. The man shot himself as officers investigated.CrimeOct 1
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OPP make 6 arrests after drug busts in PeterboroughOPP say investigators seized a quantity of cocaine, fentanyl, Oxycodone, drug paraphernalia, cellphones, a prohibited weapon and cash.CrimeSep 29
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Bridgenorth man struck by $433K Lightning lotto jackpot: OLGThe OLG says the winning ticket was purchased at Circle K on Ward Street in Bridgenorth.ConsumerSep 29
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Fatal house fire in Quinte West now homicide investigation: OPPQuinte West OPP say two bodies were recovered following a fire at a residence on Nichols Road on Sept. 20, 2023.CrimeSep 29
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Emergency closure required for James A. Gifford Causeway: Peterborough CountyThe emergency closure of the James A. Gifford Causeway will begin at 7 p.m. on Sept. 29 with an "anticipated" reopening on Friday, Oct. 6.TrafficSep 29
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Woman found passed out inside reported stolen vehicle in Peterborough: policeOfficers responded to a reported break-in at a residence in the area of Aylmer and Hunter streets. A vehicle was also reported stolen and later found, leading to an arrest.CrimeSep 29
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Man arrested for more than dozen thefts from same store in Peterborough, Ont.: policePolice say a man threatened an employee at a store in the area of George and Shebrooke Streets. He's allegedly connected to over a dozen thefts over an eight-month period.CrimeSep 29
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Man arrested for robbery with violence in Cobourg, Ont.: policeAccording to the Cobourg Police Service, around 4:45 p.m. Thursday, officers responded to a report of an assault in a parking lot in the area of Division and Chapel streets.CrimeSep 29
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Walmart, trailer rental company fined $155K for diesel spill in Cobourg, Ont. in 2020A diesel fuel spill in September 2020 entered a storm sewer drain. Cleanup removed 113,000 litres of diesel fuel-impacted surface water and 77 tonnes of impacted soils.EnvironmentSep 29
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Man dies following County Road 21 crash north of Colborne: Northumberland OPPJust before 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 28, emergency crews responded to a single vehicle crash on County Road 21, located about eight kilometres north of the village of Colborne.TrafficSep 29
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Car crashes through Hakim Optical storefront in PeterboroughPeterborough police say a vehicle crashed through a window of Hakim Optical on Lansdowne Street on Thursday afternoon.TrafficSep 28
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Woodglade Boulevard speed limit reduction recommended after Peterborough girl’s deathA staff report recommends the speed limit be reduced along a section of Woodglade Boulevard and that the Community Safety Zones be extended due to two schools in the neighbourhood.TrafficSep 28
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Bancroft OPP investigate sudden death at residenceAccording to Bancroft OPP, around 4:30 p.m., officers were called to a residence on Highway 62 for reports of a woman without vital signs.CrimeSep 28
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2 arrested after 12-gauge shotgun stolen from home in Peterborough: policeThe Peterborough Police Service says on Tuesday it was made aware of the theft of a 12-gauge shotgun from a locked gun safe in a residence during a domestic incident.CrimeSep 28
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Arrest made after $10K in jewelry stolen from home in Peterborough, Ont.: policePolice launched an investigation into jewelry reported stolen from a residence in the area of Barnado Avenue and Sunset Boulevard on Tuesday. A suspect was located on Wednesday.CrimeSep 28
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Mississauga man arrested for robbery in Peterborough: policePolice say a man threatened store staff, claiming he had a knife, and fled without paying for items. He attempted to return to the store a day later but was not allowed in.CrimeSep 28
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Peterborough biking organization to offer free bicycle lights for ridersThe B!ke team will provide free bicycle lights during events at the Peterborough Public Library on Oct. 4 and along the Rotary Trail near the London Street footbridge on Oct. 12.HealthSep 28
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COVID-19 risk index at high for Peterborough area; outbreak at PRHC among 5 activeTwo new hospitalized cases of COVID-19 were reported in the area over the last week. Among five active outbreaks is one on the hospital's geriatric assessment behavioural unit.HealthSep 27
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Man faces weapons charges after firearm call north of Cobourg: OPPOn Sept. 17, Northumberland OPP responded to a report of an assault with a firearm during a dispute at a site in Alnwick-Haldimand Township. A shotgun was recovered.CrimeSep 27
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United Way Peterborough announces 2 recipients of inaugural Women United FundThe United Way sought proposals for one-time initiatives that support women and girls focusing on personal growth, economic security and leadership.EconomySep 27
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Green bins to be delivered to 28,000 Peterborough homes as service begins Oct. 31The City of Peterborough has started to deliver green bins to 28,000 homes in preparation for the weekly collection service beginning at the end of October.EnvironmentSep 27