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Cathy Alex

Cathy Alex

Verified

Journalist, CBES-AM (Ignace, ON)

Thunder Bay

Beats

Primary beats

Canadaopinion and editorial

Secondary beats

Civil Rights LawCrimeJusticePoliticsArtists and their support teamsConservationScience and TechnologyWeb HostingEntertainmentReviewsPublic OpinionLifestyleArchitectureTheaterMarketChildren and familiesFilm and TV

Doesn’t Cover

Gaming GamblingErotic topics

Seniority Positions

Journalist

Industries

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Medium Formats

CBES-AM (Ignace

Content

Total articles 445

  • Stolen, Azhen: play by Thunder Bay, Ont., teenagers tackles residential school, reconciliation

    By Cathy Alex Verified| CBC Thunder Bay Verified A play written by Thunder Bay, Ont., high school students, which focuses on the long-lasting impacts of residential school and examines the current state of reconciliation in Canada, premieres online Friday night, nearly two years after the project first started. Keira Essex, 18, in a screenshot from a digitally staged reading of Stolen, Azhen. Magnus Theatre's youth-led Collective Creation Project will be available online beginning Friday night.

    By Cathy Alex Verified · CBC Thunder Bay

    Jun. 11, 2021

  • Finding a lost wallet helped CBC Thunder Bay, Ont., journalist find story of intrepid cyclist | CBC News

    By Cathy Alex Verified| CBC Thunder Bay Verified A lost wallet and a little digging on the internet helped a journalist with CBC in Thunder Bay, Ont., uncover a fun story about an Alberta family's bicycling trip. Ron O’Neil of Airdrie, Alta., cycled to Thunder Bay, Ont., to pick up a used car. He lost his wallet in Thunder Bay, and it was found by a CBC reporter. (Cathy Alex/CBC)A lost wallet and a little digging on the internet helped a journalist with CBC in Thunder Bay, Ont., uncover a fun story about an Alberta family's bicycling trip.

    By Cathy Alex Verified · CBC Thunder Bay

    May. 30, 2021

  • Stolen, Azhen: play by Thunder Bay, Ont., teenagers tackles residential school, reconciliation

    By Cathy Alex Verified| CBC Thunder Bay Verified A play written by Thunder Bay, Ont., high school students, which focuses on the long-lasting impacts of residential school and examines the current state of reconciliation in Canada, premieres online Friday night, nearly two years after the project first started. Keira Essex, 18, in a screenshot from a digitally staged reading of Stolen, Azhen. Magnus Theatre's youth-led Collective Creation Project will be available online beginning Friday night.

    By Cathy Alex Verified · CBC Thunder Bay

    Jun. 11, 2021

As seen in

CBCF – FM (Fort Hope, On),Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Cbc),CBES – AM (Ignace, On),CBBS – FM (Sudbury, On)

Company Info

CBES-AM (Ignace, ON)