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Sean Vanderklis

Sean Vanderklis

Verified

Journalist and Broadcaster, Freelance

St. Catharines

Beats

Primary beats

Canadacrime and justice

Secondary beats

Technology and social issuesArt AuctionsPop CultureDigital CamerasLawCrime and policeWineInvestigationNonprofitsCelebrity News

Biography

Sean Vanderklis is an award-winning Journalist, Broadcaster/Radio Host, and podcaster that has bylines at CBC, The Toronto Star, Bell Media, and Canadaland. Vanderklis is First Nations from Curve Lake, ON. However, he calls Southern Ontario’s Niagara region home. He began his journalism career in 2016, co-founding the podcast One Dish, One Mic with Karl Dockstader. In 2020, he was awarded the CJF-CBC Indigenous Journalism Fellowship by the Canadian Journalism Foundation. Since completing the fellowship, Vanderklis has held several roles with CBC, including reporting for smaller markets across Ontario and hosting their annual National Indigenous People's Day program special and working on the Unreserved program. In addition to his time with CBC, he also worked for TorStar’s Niagara Falls review as a Journalist covering education as well as with Bell Media’s Newstalk radio program as a co-host and Broadcaster.

Doesn’t Cover

never say never

Seniority Positions

Journalist and Broadcaster

Medium Formats

Freelance

Content

Total articles 243

  • MPs Charlie Angus, Mumilaaq Qaqqaq call for special prosecutor over residential school abuse

    By Sean Vanderklis Verified · CBNT-TV (St. John's, NL)

    Jul. 30, 2021

  • Niagara’s two largest schools boards are reporting 44 active cases of COVID-19

    By Sean Vanderklis Verified · St. Catharines Standard

    Mar. 30, 2021

  • Niagara Catholic says ‘au revoir’ to French for grades 1-3

    By Sean Vanderklis Verified · St. Catharines Standard

    Mar. 25, 2021

As seen in

CBQT – FM (Thunder Bay, On),St. Catharines Standard,Niagara Falls Review,CBNT – TV (St. John'S, Nl),Global News,Cbc Indigenous,Cbc Hamilton,The (Toronto) Star,Cbc Radio – Canada,The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, On)

Company Info

Freelance

De Pere, Wisconsin, United States