Hugh Kruzel is a journalist at The Sudbury Star. He covers a range of topics including transportation policy and regulation, public transportation, food production, and food safety, reflecting his commitment to issues that impact communities and the environment. Hugh's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Simcoe Reformer, Edmonton Examiner, and The Kingston Whig-Standard.
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Hugh Kruzel's coverage mainly focuses on local community news in Sudbury, including lifestyle, housing options, and entertainment. His articles often feature expert commentary and event coverage related to house & home, content & publishing, as well as entertainment news.
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By: Hugh Kruzel
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Sudburians can make some money by renting out their properties to visitors.
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Northern Ontario highway deaths hit 21 in six months as critics demand action.
By: Hugh Kruzel
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