Cheryl Browne is a Producer at CTV News Barrie. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on crime and justice, transportation and mobility, and events and conferences. Cheryl's work has been featured in CTV News Barrie, highlighting her commitment to reporting on important issues affecting Canada and the community of Barrie.
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Cheryl Browne's coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly in the Barrie and Ontario region of Canada. Her articles often cover breaking news, crime, weather updates, and local events. If you have information regarding evolving stories related to crime or significant local events in this area, Cheryl may be interested in your pitch.
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Six people have been charged in the death and disappearance of Yuk-Ying Anita Mui in August 2024.
By: Cheryl Browne
16-year-old Alliston Ont. teen charged with murder of infant appears in court
Barriston Cockburn Community Fund honours John Cockburn's philanthropy in Barrie.
Barriston Cockburn Community Fund honours John Cockburn's philanthropy in Barrie.
Thornbury. Ontario — A man accused of being a serial grocery store thief is behind bars.
While the temperature is hovering below -15C, and -20C with the wind chill factor, many school buses in western central Ontario have been cancelled.
Frigid temperatures and lake effect snow expected Tuesday into Wednesday.
Firefighters are battling an early-morning fire in Orillia's downtown.
A person succumbed to their injuries after being struck by a train.
With the risk of frostbite in the air, the extreme weather conditions have necessitated the cancellation of school buses in our region.
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