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Sanuda Ranawake

Sanuda Ranawake

Verified

Reporter and Editor, CBC Newfoundland and Labrador

Corner Brook

Beats

Primary beats

CanadaHealth

Secondary beats

Narrative WritingFairfieldLong-Form FeaturesLocal PoliticsMental HealthBrainSocial justice and technologyBehaviorPasadenaFood and DiningTennisNutritionGeneral NewsSocial IssuesCinemaSpiritualityDoctorsSpirits

Doesn’t Cover

Anything to do with children.

Journalist Type

Reporter

Seniority Positions

Reporter and Editor

Industries

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Content

Total articles 313

  • Thompson residents left with few options after bus service cancelled last year

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified| CBC Manitoba Verified Manitoba·NewA visually impaired woman says the City of Thompson needs to bring back its local transit service, which was shut down last summer. Michelle Bruneau says the bus service was vital to her and others who can't get around easily without it.

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified · CBC Manitoba

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Thompson looks to diversify from mining into other industries, including tourism

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified| CBC Manitoba Verified Manitoba·NewNorthern Manitoba's largest urban centre is looking to diversify and rebrand, shifting the perception of Thompson as a mining town to instead encourage people to think of it as a northern hub for services like education and health care, as well as a tourism hot spot.

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified · CBC Manitoba

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Thompson residents left with few options after bus service cancelled last year

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified| CBC Manitoba Verified Manitoba·NewA visually impaired woman says the City of Thompson needs to bring back its local transit service, which was shut down last summer. Michelle Bruneau says the bus service was vital to her and others who can't get around easily without it.

    By Sanuda Ranawake Verified · CBC Manitoba

    Mar. 21, 2025

As seen in

Cbc Newfoundland And Labrador,Canadian Biomass,Welland Tribune,Waterloo Region Record,St. Catharines Standard,MSN Canada,Saltwire Network,CBNT – TV (St. John'S, Nl),Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Cbc),Cbc Manitoba,The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, On),Penticton Herald

Company Info

CBC Newfoundland and Labrador

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

'+1 866-306-4636