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Leo Cruzat

About Leo

Leo Andrew Cruzat was born in Manila, Philippines, and moved to Sherwood Park, Alberta, in 2013. He graduated in Petroleum Engineering Technology at NAIT (2019) and in Radio and Television at NAIT (2024), where he learned the necessary skills to pursue his dreams of being in public news affairs. He was also a reporter/anchor at CITL-CKSA in Lloydminster. Growing up, Leo has always been interested in political studies, public services, science and technology.

Latest stories published

Strip mall fire destroys $25K of inventory for northeast Edmonton business

An early morning strip mall fire in northeast Edmonton has caused severe damage and money loss to a business. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services arrived at the strip mall on 82 Street and 127 Avenue around...
Zellers makes an Edmonton comeback

After months of delays, the beloved Canadian department store Zellers is finally back and bringing the hype and nostalgia to Edmonton’s Londonderry Mall. Long lines up on Thursday of long-time...
Edmonton’s Garneau Theatre celebrates 85 years

Near the University of Alberta sits one of Edmonton’s oldest theatres -- the Garneau -- which was built in 1940, and Friday is the theatre’s 85th birthday. “It's pretty cool to be here to celebrate...
Edmonton café struggles as Alberta teachers strike disrupts local business

As the Alberta teachers’ strike enters its second week, businesses near schools are feeling the economic impact, with some reporting a significant drop in foot traffic. Strom Coffee, a popular spot...
U of A unveils high-tech microscope to speed up medical research

When it comes to taking a closer look, a camera can only zoom so far. But an $8 million microscope can zoom really, really close, to a molecular level, helping scientists understand viruses and diseases. The...
Advanced polling opens as Edmonton voters head to the ballot box early

As Edmonton’s municipal elections nears, a growing number of voters are choosing to cast their ballots early, skipping the wait and making their decisions ahed of the official election date on Oct. 20th. Early...
William Hawrelak Park nearing completion is good news for Edmonton’s festivals

After three years of construction-related closures, Edmonton’s Hawrelak Park is near completion. The nearly 60-year-old park is set to reopen sometime this winter. About 150 workers are putting...
AI tools are being recommended to keep up with studies during the Alberta teachers’ strike

After nearly 90 per cent of teachers rejected the deal between the Alberta Teachers Association and the provincial government, parents are bracing for the looming strike, a college institution in Edmonton...
Edmonton bike park is near completion, plans to open in summer 2026

Besides Edmonton’s river valley, at Queen Elizabeth Park sits a new mountain bike park that is beginning to take shape. “For the entire project, maybe 40 per cent … 30-40 per cent complete. This...