Liny Lamberink is a Reporter/Editor at CBC North. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, with particular attention to cultural movements and the construction industry. Liny's work has been featured in Radio Canada International and CBC.
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Liny Lamberink's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on issues impacting Northern communities such as Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories. She also covers scientific topics relating to climate change, wildfires, and rare earth mining.
Her articles often cite data or feature breaking news related to funding requests, community encounters with wildlife, political appointments, and research reports.
When reaching out to Liny for potential coverage or interviews, consider providing insights into local governance challenges in Canadian territories like the N.W.T., impacts of climate change on northern communities including wildfire responses or unique encounters with wildlife. Additionally, offering perspectives from experts involved in rare earth mining projects within these regions could capture her interest.
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By: Liny Lamberink
Young women learning about technology, communication, and culture at the same time
By: Liny Lamberink
A crew of 45 flew into the community to plant 425,000 seedlings over two weeks
The director of the Triple R Women's Emergency Shelter thought the space would open in December 2024. Nearly two years later, she and her staff are still waiting to welcome their first clients.
$30M turbine could be producing power later this year, if all goes smoothly
By: Liny Lamberink
Fires damaged arena in 2023, and levelled attached community hall in 2024
By: Liny Lamberink
Community told not to drink water, without putting it through filter system, for a decade
By: Liny Lamberink
The rare discovery of a nursery with billions of baby sea cucumbers in the ocean water near Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, is helping researchers better understand the species – and could some day generate income for the Arctic hamlet.
Andrew Qavvik, a Grade 12 student, was among more than a dozen award winners over the weekend
It's a 'big deal' for people living in the region, says management board chair
The plaintiffs want the court to compel the federal government to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions
