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Courtney Heels

Courtney Heels

Verified

Reporter and Anchor, CP24

Toronto

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Adventure Games, Novels, Long Fiction , RPGs, PC Hardware , Short Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction , Gaming News, Film , Sci Fi, TV, PC Games, Short Stories, Video games, FPS Games

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fashion, craft

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Total articles 22

  • City of Barrie turning to artists to stop graffiti taggers

    By Courtney Heels Verified| Your Morning Verified The City of Barrie is taking a new approach when it comes to dealing with vandalism and it's hoping that a “respect for art” will beautify the city, while preventing property from being defaced at the same time. The electrical box that artist Renee Sukie is working on has been spray painted several times. The hope now is vandals will steer clear. “There is an unspoken rule among artists that you don't tag somebody else's artwork.

    By Courtney Heels Verified · Your Morning

    Jun. 17, 2015

  • Local radio station employee pleads guilty to sex offences involving children

    By Courtney Heels Verified| Your Morning Verified A man working at a local radio station has pleaded guilty to a number of sex offences involving young people. In a Huntsville courtroom on Wednesday, Jason McIntyre pleaded guilty to four sex charges involving kids. The 26-year-old is a part-time DJ at Christian radio station Life 100.3 in BarrieAccording to the station manager, Gravenhurst resident is still an employee at the station. “He hasn't been let go, he's just not with us right now,” says Scott Jackson.

    By Courtney Heels Verified · Your Morning

    Jun. 15, 2015

  • City of Barrie turning to artists to stop graffiti taggers

    By Courtney Heels Verified| Your Morning Verified The City of Barrie is taking a new approach when it comes to dealing with vandalism and it's hoping that a “respect for art” will beautify the city, while preventing property from being defaced at the same time. The electrical box that artist Renee Sukie is working on has been spray painted several times. The hope now is vandals will steer clear. “There is an unspoken rule among artists that you don't tag somebody else's artwork.

    By Courtney Heels Verified · Your Morning

    Jun. 17, 2015

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CP24

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