Ariana Kelland is an Investigative Reporter at CBC Newfoundland and Labrador. She focuses on critical areas such as medicine and healthcare, law and legal affairs, and public security, often exploring themes related to family relationships and healthcare administration. Ariana's work has been featured in CBC, where she investigates topics like lawsuits, adoption, and public health.
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Ariana Kelland's reporting focuses on local government and politics, with attention to evolving stories related to crime, housing issues, prison conditions, and legal matters in the Newfoundland and Labrador region of Canada. Her articles also include breaking news elements.
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By: Ariana Kelland
Minister in charge of NLHC says he will take 'very strong approach' on eviction process
By: Ariana Kelland
Deal between Crown, defence avoids 2 lengthy trials were identity was 'key concern'
By: Ariana Kelland
Province also increasing supports for foster families and kinship care
By: Ariana Kelland
Experts, unions say message needs to be sent to companies whose workers are hurt, killed
Chief Patrick Roche says comments are not indicative of current police force
By: Rob Antle, Ariana Kelland
At least 2 dozen people walked away from charges over an 18-month period
By: Ariana Kelland, Rob Antle
After CBC story, justice minister says officials will begin to track numbers
By: Ariana Kelland, Rob Antle
CBC News has identified four impaired driving cases within the last 18 months that ended due to R v. Jordan — a 2016 Supreme Court of Canada decision that ensures an accused person has the right to be tried in a timely manner.
By: Ariana Kelland
RNC say police were called to a report of an assault Wednesday morning
By: Ariana Kelland
Members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary are holding the scene of an assault in downtown St. John's Wednesday.
