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Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
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Reporter, The Peterborough Examiner
Peterborough
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Biography
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay is currently a reporter for the Peterborough Examiner, having previously served as Coordinating Editor of Arthur Newspaper's Volume 57 and as Editor in Chief of Volume 58 during which time he was part of an editorial team that won the 2024 John H. McDonald Award for Best Online Media Presence. Sebastian's 2023 feature article on the Peterborough Museum and Archives exhibit "To Honour and Respect" earned him recognition as a finalist for the 2023 Student Award of Excellence from the Canadian Association of Journalists. In November 2023, Sebastian co-produced a podcast series with Peterborough Currents focused on reporting the major developments during the 2024 Peterborough City budget process. His writing and reporting across all publications and formats focuses on all levels of politics and the local arts community in Nogojiwanong-Peterborough.
Non arts/music topics
Content
By Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay Verified| The Peterborough Examiner Verified Federal Liberal Party Leader Mark Carney will be in Peterborough on Saturday afternoon for a rally, according to an email sent to party supporters. Carney — currently running his first campaign for elected office after becoming Liberal leader and prime minister in March — will visit Peterborough with just over a week left in the federal general election campaign, with election day set for April 28.
By Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay Verified| The Peterborough Examiner Verified The City of Peterborough is soliciting feedback from residents on upgrades to the Transit Terminal Bus Bay layouts at 190 Simcoe St.The proposed layout will remove the requirement for buses to back out of the pickup and drop-off locations at the terminal with construction set to begin in August.
By Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay Verified| The Peterborough Examiner Verified The Peterborough Police Service is reporting an $8,892 surplus for 2024, according to a report presented to the police services board Tuesday. The slim surplus comes despite the service reporting an additional $386,669 above budgeted expenditures. The board is requesting city council allocate the surplus to the police special projects reserve fund to help support future projects.
Company Info
The Peterborough Examiner
Your Peterborough source for daily breaking news, local stories, life, opinion, voices from the community, events and more.
St. Catharines, Canada
+1 705-745-4641