Callum Smith is a video journalist at CTV Atlantic. He specializes in themes related to transportation and mobility, finance, and regional interest, often covering topics such as public transportation, the housing market, and tourism. Callum has been featured in various outlets including Global News, CTV News, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Callum Smith's focus is predominantly on the gaming industry, particularly video games and related events. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the gaming space such as game releases, leaks, reviews and government announcements related to gaming.
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Known as Nova Scotia's ‘sailing ambassador,' Bluenose II represents history and culture.
By: Callum Smith
A plan to develop the area around Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, N.S., to support housing for thousands of people is one step closer to becoming a reality.
By: Callum Smith, Andrea Jerrett
Two 15-year-olds charged with sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon were arraigned in a Truro, N.S., courtroom on Tuesday.
By: Callum Smith
Halifax's mayor and the councillor for the downtown area say City Hall needs to do better at coordinating and communicating about construction projects.
By: Callum Smith
In response to concerns raised by the Construction Association of Nova Scotia (CANS) about doing business in Halifax, a city councillor says there are opportunities for consultation through formal, public processes.
By: Callum Smith
A massive shift in how health records are filed and accessed by health-care workers rolls out in the Halifax area on Saturday , but some unions argue frontline workers are not equipped to handle the change.
The first few days of a new digital health records system are in the books in the Halifax area.
Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) Coun. Tony Mancini is hopeful Ottawa will chip in to help fund the Halifax Forum redevelopment to take some of the strain off the municipality.
Halifax is looking for public opinions and answers about ‘missing middle' housing
A made-in-Nova Scotia film, based on a true story, is having success in theatres that's ‘normally not heard of.'
