Alex Flood is a Reporter at CBC News. A graduate of the College of Sports Media, he covers a range of topics including climate change, artificial intelligence, and sports, with a particular focus on culture and society. His work has been featured in various publications, including SooToday, Northern Ontario Business, and Berkeleyside.
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There was no live music, surprisingly
By: Alex Flood
The neighbouring communities in northeastern Ontario reaffirmed its Friendship Accord agreement during this year's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Descend to the depths with the team behind Satan’s hellscape Sanctuary in 'Diablo 4' – and learn why its one of gaming's scariest jobs
By: Alex Flood
Experts say the money sits with Queen's Park and Ottawa, but mayors have ways to advocate for funding
Roads, downtown safety and economic development among issues raised during lively discussion Wednesday night
Director Taika Waititi’s new film 'Klara And The Sun' boasts a banger-stuffed soundtrack featuring Television, Violent Femmes and more
By: Alex Flood
PUC says new technology has prevented thousands of residents from experiencing power outages this year
Challenger Joel Rowswell fell short by about 2,000 votes
Scott has been sitting at Queen's Park as an independent since his arrest in September last year
By: Alex Flood
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., MPP Chris Scott has been an Independent since being arrested for spousal assault and assault with a weapon in September 2025. Scott's lawyer confirmed to CBC News that the charges were dropped Wednesday at the request of the Crown.
