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Brianne Foley

Brianne Foley

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Sports Reporter, CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON)

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  • Professional basketball team makes home court debut in Halifax Friday

    By Brianne Foley| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified The Halifax Hoopers are gearing up to play their first home game Friday, marking the official return of men’s professional basketball to the city. Brandon Beloti, who plays forward for the Halifax Hoopers, hopes energy will be high when the team hits the hard court at the Zatzman Sportsplex in Dartmouth, N.S. “Pure energy. Cause as much chaos in the stands as possible, and just let it be known Halifax is where it’s at,” he said.

    By Brianne Foley · CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Halifax resident teaches art of sewing online

    By Brianne Foley| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified What’s the hardest part of hand sewing? “Getting the thread through the tiny hole in the needle,” laughed Laura Walton. “If you have that done, you’re ready to sew.”Walton has always had a love for fashion. She began sewing at a young age to create her own affordable pieces. “People see styles they want and like. I wanted clothing to look a certain way, but I didn’t have much money to buy all the clothing I wanted,” she said.

    By Brianne Foley · CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Maritimers remember human element of the Titanic on 113th anniversary of its sinking

    By Brianne Foley| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified It has been more than a century, but fascination around the Titanic and its sinking remains. Maritime historian Blair Beed says the number 13 is significant when reflecting on the 113th anniversary of the tragedy. “If you think of the fact that it was approved for passenger service and 13 days later it was at the bottom of the ocean,” he said. For Beed, it’s the personal and human element of the tragedy that keeps him continually engaged.

    By Brianne Foley · CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON)