Cara Nickerson is a multimedia journalist based in Hamilton, Canada. She covers local news and events for CBC, focusing on stories that impact the community. With a passion for storytelling, Cara aims to shed light on important issues and provide a voice for those who may not have one.
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Cara Nickerson's articles primarily cover local news, community events, city development, natural disasters, and social issues in Hamilton, Canada. She often reports on government announcements and breaking news stories related to the local community.
Given Cara's focus on local events and social issues within Hamilton, pitches should be tailored to offer insights into these specific topics. Experts able to provide commentary or analysis on matters such as city development initiatives or responses to natural disasters would likely interest her.
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February is breeding season for coyotes and they are more active and visible, says Coyote Watch Canada
By: Cara Nickerson
OPP investigators close road most of Sunday in the area at Hwy. 6
By: Shiona Mackenzie, Cara Nickerson
Despite a move by a Hamilton councillor to cut “red tape” when it comes to building improved shelters for migrant farm workers, one activist says the initiative misses the point
By: Cara Nickerson
Waterdown real estate agent is collecting used pairs of eclipse glasses until April 30
Celebration at the store on April 27 will coincide with Independent Bookstore Day Marnie Mycroft is celebrating her first anniversary this month as owner of Pickwick Books in Waterdown.
Archaeological dig in the affected area continues this spring EDITOR'S NOTE: This article orginally appeared on FlamboroughToday April 21, 2024.
Titan Recycling owner Rob Morris won superior court case against city to continue running business
Lowest-priced home in community near Hamilton, Ont., is at Ponderosa Nature Resort
Tiny pup recovering at wildlife refuge in Nanticoke
By: Cara Nickerson
Suspect used Beautitone paint pamphlets as reason for entering the properties
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