Ariana Kelland is an Investigative Reporter at CBC. She focuses on law and legal affairs, legislation, security and law enforcement, and forensics, with particular interest in topics such as lawsuits, adoption and foster care, and digital forensics. Ariana's work has been featured in CBC, showcasing her commitment to uncovering critical issues within these themes.
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Ariana Kelland's reporting focuses on local government and politics, with attention to evolving stories related to crime, housing issues, prison conditions, and legal matters in the Newfoundland and Labrador region of Canada. Her articles also include breaking news elements.
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By: Ariana Kelland
RNC say police were called to a report of an assault Wednesday morning
By: Ariana Kelland
Province says ‘comprehensive review' of SCAN Act underway
By: Ariana Kelland, Rob Antle
RNC and top prosecutor say new technology could help speed up process
RNC confirms child abuse unit investigated but no charges laid
RCMP alerted after silencer intercepted en route to Lee Ballett in St. John's
By: Rob Antle, Ariana Kelland
Leader of Atlantic unit explains impact of 'huge amount' of evidence to disclose
Tyler Day has sureties in place, court told Friday afternoon
By: Ariana Kelland, Ryan Cooke
Impossible to know if arrest could have made a difference, says former officer
By: Ariana Kelland
The provincial government has launched an internal review and has called on the auditor general
By: Ariana Kelland
Briefing note warns over $1.2 million in equipment, supplies at risk
