Callum Smith is a video journalist at CTV Atlantic. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a diverse range of topics including politics, public policy, and the housing market, while also delving into sports and healthcare. Callum has been featured in Global News, CTV News Atlantic, and several other notable publications.
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Callum Smith's focus is predominantly on the gaming industry, particularly video games and related events. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the gaming space such as game releases, leaks, reviews and government announcements related to gaming.
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By: Callum Smith
Firefighters in Hantsport, N.S., have been busy in recent weeks, responding to seven illegal garbage and debris fires.
By: Callum Smith
More people have visited provincial museums in Nova Scotia compared to last year.
Less than one week into the fall sitting, things got tense at the Nova Scotia legislature on Thursday when Official Opposition Leader Claudia Chender
By: Callum Smith
At the end of September, Halifax Water customers will know how much the utility is looking to hike residential bills, but the municipality's mayor says what's being discussed now is too much.
The Halifax Wanderers have made a pitch to city hall to bring a permanent 10,500-seat stadium to Wanderers Grounds, and the club wants to move quickly.
By: Callum Smith
A slew of break-ins and thefts downtown Dartmouth has business owners frustrated and searching for answers.
A growing number of Canadians live in unaffordable housing, meaning they spend 30 per cent or more of their income on it.
The cost to fill your tank is adding stress for Maritime drivers. “$204, diesel, just to fill this [truck],” says Sherri Chandler. “That will last us not even a week.”
By: Callum Smith
A pedestrian bridge spanning over Highway 111, connecting two Dartmouth communities, has been closed for over a month following a car crash that
Whether it's slashing prices for all motorists or offering loyalty programs that save cardholders money, fuel discounts reflect competition among gas stations, says one analyst.
