Bill Atwood is a journalist at various publications including Lakeshore Advance and The Simcoe Reformer. He focuses on themes such as energy and mining, regional interests, and education, often exploring topics like urban design, energy policy, and the housing market. Bill's work has been featured in numerous outlets including The London Free Press and Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio FM 89.
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Bill Atwood's articles show a strong focus on local community events, human interest stories and expert commentary. He appears to be particularly interested in covering topics related to sports, human resources & employment, and family & relationships.
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By: Bill Atwood
Purchasing building on Write Blvd. by far cheapest option to accommodate police needs.
Opening of warming centre left Shelterlink short-staffed and with serious budget constraints.
Robert Williams, a professor emeritus at the University of Waterloo, feels "uneasy" about the city's planned use of section 3
Caring for patients goes beyond walls of the hospital, assistant deputy minister of health says.
By: Bill Atwood
School boards spent hundreds of millions of dollars more on special education than they were funded.
Several well-known Canadian performers will bring their hidden talents to the Revival House in June
City claims Strong mayor powers go against democratic rights and unwritten constitutional principles.
John Brightwell was on the path to retirement before he saw the ad for his new job.
By: Bill Atwood
One in 12 people in Stratford and area receive help from House of Blessing food bank on monthly basis.
By: Bill Atwood
Government representatives defend the legislation the CIty of Stratford has challenged
