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Jonathan Muma

Jonathan Muma

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Supervising Producer, CFFR-AM (Calgary, AB)

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Total articles 776

  • Week-long heatwave to have lasting impact in Alberta, B.C.

    By Jonathan Muma Verified| CKEM-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified CALGARY — A relatively short, one-week heatwave is coming to an end, but its effects on Western Canadians will last for months, not just ecologically, but also personal well being and mental health. The obvious concern is what this will do for wildfire season since hot, dry weather tends to cascade into more hot, dry weather. But the blazing heat also took a big chunk out of the mountain snowpack.

    By Jonathan Muma Verified · CKEM-TV (Edmonton, AB)

    Jul. 02, 2021

  • Arrival of spring brings spike in stolen catalytic converters

    By Jonathan Muma Verified| 660 City News Verified CALGARY (CityNews) — Spring has brought on a spike in thefts from Canadian cars, but thieves aren’t looking for anything in the car, it’s the catalytic converters under the car they’re after — a crime that can be pulled off in minutes. “They’re hitting a block at a time, somebody in a pickup truck, somebody with a jack and a guy with a chop saw,” said Ken Sorenson, the executive director at Alberta Automotive Recyclers and Dismantlers Association.

    By Jonathan Muma Verified · 660 City News

    Apr. 22, 2021

  • Week-long heatwave to have lasting impact in Alberta, B.C.

    By Jonathan Muma Verified| CKEM-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified CALGARY — A relatively short, one-week heatwave is coming to an end, but its effects on Western Canadians will last for months, not just ecologically, but also personal well being and mental health. The obvious concern is what this will do for wildfire season since hot, dry weather tends to cascade into more hot, dry weather. But the blazing heat also took a big chunk out of the mountain snowpack.

    By Jonathan Muma Verified · CKEM-TV (Edmonton, AB)

    Jul. 02, 2021

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CFFR-AM (Calgary, AB)

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-935-7777