Cheryl Browne is a producer for CTV News Barrie, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Barrie area. With a keen interest in community events, crime, and weather updates, Cheryl brings timely and relevant stories to the viewers of CTV News 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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Police were asking for the public's help locating a youth who was last seen at the intersection of Tonache Trail and Beaufort Crescent in Tiny Township.
Southern Georgian Bay OPP say they found a missing teenager on Saturday morning who they were searching for in Tiny Township.
Dangerous opioids are circulating in Grey Bruce counties.
Don't veer for deer. That's the message Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are sending to drivers this month.
By: Cheryl Browne
Dust off your shovels and prepare for this winter's first snow of the season.
More than a dozen students were on a school bus when it slid into a ditch early Wednesday morning.
By: Cheryl Browne
Lake-effect snow will wreak havoc on the Muskoka region this weekend. Snow squalls are expected to begin Thursday night and continue through to Sunday morning.
Oh, the weather outside is expected to be frightful in central Ontario. Environment Canada has called for snow squall warnings and watches across a great swath of our region.
The Keep Life Wild Radiothon is back on Bounce 104.1 and Pure Country 106 in support of Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre's Keep Life Wild campaign.
On-street downtown parking is a no-go when we start to see snow. Barrie begins its downtown and around-town parking rules (opens in a new tab) Sunday.
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