Campbell MacDiarmid is a reporter at the CBC Ottawa bureau. He covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, environment, security, government, and politics, with a focus on public policy and social issues. Campbell's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Telegraph, Yahoo News, and The Guardian.
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PM says those who defect to Liberals bring valuable diversities of perspective
By: Campbell MacDiarmid
Ottawa police are facing allegations of gender-based misconduct, sexual violence and intimate partner violence
By: Campbell Macdiarmid
Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs will provide a public update on steps taken to address gender-based violence and sexual violence within the force, the Ottawa Police Service Board has announced, following a recent string of reports of misconduct by members of the force.
By: Campbell MacDiarmid
Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a new faith advisory council to combat antisemitism led by former Senator Marc Gold in a speech at a Toronto synagogue on Monday evening.
Prime Minister Mark Carney shrugged off U.S. President Donald Trump reviving his 51st state jabs, as the two countries review their free trade agreement.
By: Campbell MacDiarmid
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced Friday that it would temporarily restrict livestock from entering Canada from affected parts of the United States, after screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite, was confirmed on a farm in Texas.
By: Campbell Macdiarmid
Opioid overdose deaths across Canada dropped by nearly a quarter last year compared to 2024, with health officials hailing the data as a sign that the federal government's drug policy is working.
CBC/Radio-Canada must provide more local coverage in emerging "news deserts," where declining advertising revenue has resulted in the closure of hundreds of outlets in the past two decades, according to a new Senate report on Canada’s public broadcaster.
By: Campbell MacDiarmid
'I don't believe in defending stupid systems,' says current Manitoba chief justice Social Sharing
By: Campbell MacDiarmid
The government has reviewed all of the roughly 6,500 applications for citizenship by descent received under legislation passed last year, acknowledging that some certificates may have been issued without sufficient evidence.
