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Reporter, CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON)
Gravenhurst, Thunder Bay
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Biography
I am a reporter for the Gravenhurst Banner and I also cover education across Muskoka. I recently completed my internship at CBC News Toronto and graduated from the Trent-Loyalist journalism program with a joint-major in journalism and political studies. I am passionate about municipal government, politics, and social justice issues.
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By Sarah Law Verified| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON) Verified While national data shows climate change is not top of mind for voters this election, environmental advocates in Thunder Bay, Ont., say they'd like to see it bumped up the priority list. In the 2021 Vote Compass survey, 24 per cent of people named the environment as their most important issue. This year, the environment was eighth on the list, at about five per cent, with relations between Canada and the U.S. topping the list of concerns amid the ongoing trade war.
By Sarah Law Verified| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON) Verified Thunder Bay·NewIndigenous legal advocates in northwestern Ontario are sounding the alarm over the Ontario government's cancellation of its contract with Starlink, citing concerns with people's access to legal services in remote First Nations. Funding cut for Starlink-Navigator Program, which provided virtual court accessSarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Apr 14, 2025 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 4 minutes agoA Starlink dish is seen in Iqaluit in this 2022 file photo.
Young First Nation advocates in northwestern Ontario call out candidates' silence on Indigenous issues
By Sarah Law Verified| CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON) Verified Thunder Bay·NewWith tariffs and the trade war between Canada and the U.S. dominating much of the federal election, First Nation advocates in northwestern Ontario are questioning why they haven't heard much from the candidates on Indigenous issues. Here's what we heard from two young people in the region about their key concerns.
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CBLW (Thunder Bay, ON)