Angela Amato is a General Assignment Reporter at the Regina Leader-Post. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in public transportation, transportation policy, real estate development, and health topics. Angela's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post, Globe and Mail, and CTV News.
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Angela Amato's coverage focuses on local issues in Saskatchewan, Canada. She frequently reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles. Her themes cover a wide range of topics including government & politics, crime, business & industry.
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A bylaw long-awaited for by many businesses neighbouring derelict commercial properties was passed by city council Tuesday.
Edmonton police are looking for a 42-year-old man and his two children. Scot MacDermid was reportedly last seen with his children, George and Lesley, at Manning Town Centre on Aug. 28.
The Edmonton Public Library is welcoming a new musician in residence who will offer free mentorship to local artists.
By: Angela Amato
Federal ministers flocked to Alberta on Wednesday ahead of a cabinet retreat in Banff, but not before making a series of funding announcements across the province.
By: Angela Amato
A city councillor says communities surrounding Edmonton need to do more to support their vulnerable populations while shelters in the province's capital are overwhelmed.
A section of 34 Street will be closing until late fall as the city replaces the Fulton Creek culvert in an effort to prevent flooding in the area.
Alberta's new welcome signs were unveiled Thursday, displaying the province's motto, “Strong and Free.”
By: Angela Amato
Demolition of the former Edmonton Remand Centre on 97 Street is expected to be complete later this year, and a parking lot is likely to take its place.
Police say charges are pending after a man was stabbed in west Edmonton late Wednesday afternoon.
With the Edmonton Oilers set to play their first game of the NHL preseason on Sept. 19, the team’s alternate captain Leon Draisaitl says there are “fresh vibes” on the ice.
