Aura Carreño Rosas is a reporter at CBC. Based in Hamilton and originally from Venezuela, she has a passion for pop culture and storytelling that highlights unique individuals with diverse journeys. Her reporting often covers themes such as security and law enforcement, education, and health, with a particular focus on campus life, mental health, and consumer health.
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Aura Carreño Rosas' work primarily focuses on local news and issues in the Ontario region, particularly Hamilton. She frequently covers crime, legal proceedings, family & relationships, as well as culture & society topics. The coverage attributes indicate a high interest in expert commentary and announcements.
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By: Carreño Rosas
Most of the robberies took place in Burlington, Ont.
The Office of the Fire Marshall is investigating the cause of the fire
By: Carreño Rosas
Data affected includes usernames, email addresses and messages, says Mohawk College spokesperson
By: Carreño Rosas
Police said they charged a man with second-degree murder
By: Carreño Rosas
'We hope this brings some type of closure to us,' Bailey's father says
By: Justin Chandler, Carreño Rosas
The facility near Barton and Ottawa streets is scheduled to be operational by the end of 2027
By: Aura Carreño Rosas
A meeting this week hosted by Hamilton police in the wake of two teens killed in separate shootings started out as a look at youth safety in the downtown core, but quickly devolved into issues around open drug use, homelessness and safety perception.
By: Carreño Rosas
Ontario labour board ruling a step in right direction, but more needs to be done, advocate says
June is Pride Month, a time for members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community to be celebrated and advocated for. In the Hamilton area, several groups and organizations are planning special events in the month ahead.
By: Carreño Rosas
The project has been underway since 2011 The Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) is set to build an education hub and advance its plans to restore wetlands in Stoney Creek with the help of a historic gift.
