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Justine Fraser

Justine Fraser

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Reporter, CityNews Kitchener

Canada

Final Covers

Climate Solutions , Conservation , Philanthropy , Academic Research

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I do not cover any subject which the majority of people would find boring.

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Total articles 659

  • Kitchener to get more voting options in next municipal election

    By Justine Fraser| CityNews Kitchener Verified More ways to vote are coming for the City of Kitchener in the 2026 municipal election. City staff gave a report March 17, proposing to councillors more voting options after researching the topic and gathering public feedback. Councillors agreed to two new programs: drive-thru voting will be piloted and at-home voting will be implemented to help people who are unable to leave their home due to a physical injury or disability.

    By Justine Fraser · CityNews Kitchener

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Books needed for youth-led drive for correctional facilities

    By Justine Fraser| CityNews Kitchener Verified Bright Pages has been trying to gather books to donate to correctional facilities across the country since 2022. Typically, the youth-led non-profit organization receives the books from sponsors, but they wanted to host an event to get the community more involved. The Founder and President, Feiyang Luo, is also a Student Trustee for the Waterloo Region District School Board. There is no limit to what kind of book people can donate, said Luo, just no hard-covered copies.

    By Justine Fraser · CityNews Kitchener

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Kitchener to get more voting options in next municipal election

    By Justine Fraser| CityNews Kitchener Verified More ways to vote are coming for the City of Kitchener in the 2026 municipal election. City staff gave a report March 17, proposing to councillors more voting options after researching the topic and gathering public feedback. Councillors agreed to two new programs: drive-thru voting will be piloted and at-home voting will be implemented to help people who are unable to leave their home due to a physical injury or disability.

    By Justine Fraser · CityNews Kitchener

    Mar. 26, 2025

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CityNews Kitchener