Terry Roberts is a reporter with CBC Newfoundland and Labrador, based in St. John’s. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, healthcare administration, and regional interest stories, with a focus on public policy and public health. Terry's work has been featured in WNCW, BioRxiv, Ashe Post & Times, and CBC.
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Terry Roberts' coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Newfoundland and Labrador, with a specific emphasis on government announcements, press releases, evolving stories related to business & industry, government & politics. To effectively reach out to Terry for potential coverage or contributions, consider providing insights related to local government initiatives, evolving business developments within the region including construction projects and oil and gas industry updates. Additionally, pitches relating to human interest stories or community-driven initiatives will likely resonate well with his reporting focus.
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Finance minister Craig Pardy says change will help create 'stronger, more resilient' province
By: Terry Roberts
Justice minister hopes funding will help bring a measure of closure to a dark chapter in province's history
By: Terry Roberts
Paul Hanlon is due in Harbour Grace court on May 20 for allegedly breaching release conditions
By: Terry Roberts
More than 76K people have have received at least one dose of publicly funded shingles vaccine
By: Terry Roberts
Liberal Leader says online abuse is hurtful and disheartening, and sours people from politics
By: Terry Roberts
Court documents say the ferry will be towed away later this month to a dismantling site
By: Terry Roberts
With no available land in Labrador City, mayor says Wabush was most feasible site for new complex
By: Terry Roberts
A construction boom is underway from Kingston to Northern Bay, but some remain in limbo
By: Terry Roberts
Americans who were stranded in Gander following the 9/11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago are distancing themselves from their political leadership as they gather in Newfoundland and Labrador for anniversary events.
By: Terry Roberts
Nearly 7,000 bewildered and scared passengers were stranded in Gander in the aftermath
