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David Briggs, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

David Briggs, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

David Briggs is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter covering civic and diversity issues for BayToday. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada

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Recent Work by David

New caucus will amplify women’s voices in Northern Ontario

New caucus will amplify women’s voices in Northern Ontario

With 21 participants, the Northern Ontario Women’s Caucus is starting strong
Board reconsiders ‘contentious’ renaming of North Bay school

Board reconsiders ‘contentious’ renaming of North Bay school

Board ‘needs to dissect this, take it apart, and move it ahead cautiously’ Director said
West Nipissing CAO does his bit for Laurentian in joining board

West Nipissing CAO does his bit for Laurentian in joining board

A Laurentian alumnus, Jay Barbeau is one of the recent recruits to the LU board as the Sudbury university attempts to recover from nearly two years under creditor protection
West Nipissing osprey clings to life, its sibling not so lucky

West Nipissing osprey clings to life, its sibling not so lucky

Despite much love and attention, the rescued birds had the odds against them
Book highlights Ontario's vanished villages

Book highlights Ontario's vanished villages

Andrew Hind's latest book includes tales of Desaulniers, near Sturgeon Falls
Sturgeon's RIV Chip Stand celebrates 50th anniversary

Sturgeon's RIV Chip Stand celebrates 50th anniversary

Sturgeon Falls landmark has hit the half century mark, and there are so many fries to come
Marina the Mermaid too sharp for Sturgeon Falls’ safety?

Marina the Mermaid too sharp for Sturgeon Falls’ safety?

The mermaid has more than a few sharp edges. 'It’s a very dangerous piece of art'
Bonfield's red pine plantation bolstering municipal coffers

Bonfield's red pine plantation bolstering municipal coffers

Thinning the forest should bring in just under $30,000
Area film and television productions receive provincial boost

Area film and television productions receive provincial boost

Fedeli announces $6 million for six Nipissing projects, says it solidifies 'the North’s reputation as a first-rate production centre in North America and the world.'
Ontario Northland unveils Every Child Matters locomotive

Ontario Northland unveils Every Child Matters locomotive

The orange engine will remind all of the importance of truth and reconciliation
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