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Deb Zinck

Deb Zinck

Verified

Executive Producer, Global News

Edmonton

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Crime news

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Total articles 5

  • Fort Saskatchewan residents baffled by huge water bills

    By Michel Boyer, Deb Zinck Verified| Global News Verified Some Fort Saskatchewan home owners are considering legal action as they struggle with mysterious spikes in their municipal water bills. Trina Scott began leading the charge when she got a water bill that was triple the usual amount, even though she’d been away from home for an entire month. A typical bill, she said, is $180 for two months. Scott said she’d seen smaller spikes in her bills for a couple of years.

    By Michel Boyer, Deb Zinck Verified · Global News

    Nov. 24, 2015

  • Number of Albertans collecting EI doubles in one year

    By Deb Zinck Verified| Global News Verified The latest figures on employment insurance benefits paint a stark picture of the struggles now facing Alberta’s workforce. Nearly 58,000 Albertans were collecting EI benefits in September. That’s a 9.9 per cent increase from August, and nearly double the number who were collecting EI just a year ago. The numbers are nearly even in Calgary and Edmonton, at just over 18,000 in each city.

    By Deb Zinck Verified · Global News

    Nov. 19, 2015

  • Fort Saskatchewan residents baffled by huge water bills

    By Michel Boyer, Deb Zinck Verified| Global News Verified Some Fort Saskatchewan home owners are considering legal action as they struggle with mysterious spikes in their municipal water bills. Trina Scott began leading the charge when she got a water bill that was triple the usual amount, even though she’d been away from home for an entire month. A typical bill, she said, is $180 for two months. Scott said she’d seen smaller spikes in her bills for a couple of years.

    By Michel Boyer, Deb Zinck Verified · Global News

    Nov. 24, 2015

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Global News

Global News is the news and current affairs division of the Global Television Network, a Canadian English-language television network owned by Corus Entertainment. Established in 1994, it has its roots in the original Global Television station launched in 1974 in Southern Ontario. The network is headquartered at Corus Quay in Toronto and serves audiences across Canada through 21 owned-and-operated television stations and various online platforms. Global News provides a range of services, including local newscasts and national news coverage, which features flagship programs and special reports. Its digital news platform, Globalnews.ca, offers breaking news, investigative journalism, and multimedia content tailored for mobile and social media audiences. The division also operated an all-news radio station under the Global News Radio brand. Global News focuses on delivering both local and national content, ensuring comprehensive coverage of regional and federal events for Canadian viewers.

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Founded: 1994