Thunder Bay, Canada (Local)
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Carl Clutchey focuses on local news in Canada, specifically British Columbia and Penticton. His coverage heavily features government announcements and issues related to rural living, environmental concerns, community events, road infrastructure, law enforcement, and food security. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expertise on local government initiatives or policies affecting rural communities in the region. Additionally, if you have information about environmental challenges specific to the area or developments related to agriculture and farming in British Columbia or Penticton that align with his focus areas of interest would be beneficial for engagement.
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Ongoing efforts to bankroll Marathon's new $93-million recreational complex received a huge boost on Friday from an unexpected source, while the 100,000-square-foot waterfront project remains a work-in-progress both in terms
A potential high-purity graphite mine just west of Hearst would create more than 200 jobs and operate for 30 years, if financing and operating permits can be secured, the proponent
Though fewer Canadians seem to be going behind the wheel impaired these days — at least on a statistical basis — police reports of alleged die-hard abusers leave advocates for
As a 19-century Irish romance novelist once coined it, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder." When it comes to beholding the rugged beauty of Lake Superior's coastline in
A 24-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy were charged with attempted murder on Thursday at the remote Eabametoong First Nation after a local woman in her late 20s suffered life-threatening injuries.
Once on the brink of extinction, Shebandowan's volunteer fire department is poised to be back in action in a matter of weeks. Fire Chief David Delzotto said on Tuesday the
Is there a future in peas for Northern Ontario farmers? Though the hardy, bright-green legume is known for its nutritional value, and was recently extolled by The New York Times
A $100,000 reward remains in place for information about the death of a 21-year-old Moose Cree First Nation woman who died three years ago after being struck by a pickup truck.
Ginoogaming First Nation spent about $1 million on in-house security measures since the beginning of May while it battled ongoing problems of rampant crime and illegal drug activity. The Longlac-area
The death of a mother of three young children who was unable to receive "life-saving" followup care in the wake of her open-heart surgery this spring highlights repeated failings of
