Ashley Newport is a journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on local news in the Hamilton area. She writes for insauga, covering a wide range of topics including real estate, community events, local politics, and business developments. Ashley is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to keep residents informed about the issues that matter most to them.
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Ashley Newport's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with a significant emphasis on the real estate industry in Ontario. She frequently includes data and expert commentary in her articles, indicating an interest in well-supported information and insights from knowledgeable sources.
Given her focus on real estate, she may be interested in pitches related to housing market trends, policies impacting homebuyers or renters, and developments within the real estate industry specific to Hamilton, Burlington, Mississauga, and Oakville.
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A type of algae that could be harmful to people and pets has been found in a water sample taken from Lake Scugog.
By: Ashley Newport
Jasmine, 9, holds her brother, Tristan, 3, at an event celebrating Brampton Civic's cord blood bank - photo from William Osler Health System
While Mississauga is in the middle of the pack when it comes to property tax rates in the GTA, a new report indicates that property owners in the city saw the biggest year-over-year tax hike in 2024.
Once just an exciting proposal on paper (as all newly conceived developments are), Mississauga’s ambitious Brightwater community is coming together and big retailers are already opening in a community set to feature 3,000 new homes.
By: Ashley Newport
Although some parks and sports fields in Mississauga are still closed following last week’s torrential rainstorm, the city says the damage could have been significantly worse without strong stormwater infrastructure in place to mitigate the floods.
By: Ashley Newport
While Mississauga council has not yet given the green light to a significant development proposal, city staff are recommending that councillors endorse the still-imperfect framework, giving developers a chance to refine the plan further.
An ongoing construction project will prompt the closure of another part of a busy Mississauga bridge. Recently, the Riverwood Conservancy announced that starting on or shortly after Aug. 1, construction crews will move onto stage three of a months-long construction project on the Burhamthorpe Road West bridge over the Credit River. Significant renovations to the […]
By: Ashley Newport
While exciting, the transition into college or university has never been easy. The uncertainty of a significant life change–even more daunting for people who have left their home countries to seek academic opportunities in Canada–has been compounded more recently by limited on-campus housing and sky-high rental rates in the broader community.
While much attention has been paid to the rising cost of living in Canada–particularly housing and food–the rising price of used and new vehicles has also made headlines.
Mosquitos carrying a virus that can cause symptoms such as fever, fatigue, headaches, muscle aches, and rashes in a small minority of people have been found in Mississauga.
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