Digital Content Producer, CTV Northern Ontario
Darren Macdonald is a Digital Content Producer at CTV Northern Ontario. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on white-collar crime and public security. Darren's work has been featured in Paper Advance, CP24 Breaking News, CTV News Montreal, CTV News, and CTV News Northern Ontario.
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Darren Macdonald's coverage primarily focuses on crime-related news in the local Canadian areas of Ontario, Sudbury, and Northern Ontario. His articles predominantly cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crimes, accidents, police reports, and government announcements.
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Severe winter weather has closed Highway 17 at Goulais River on Tuesday afternoon.
Dan McCourt, a member of Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame and a longtime NHL linesman, has died. He was 70.
By: Darren Macdonald
Two suspects from Toronto have been charged with drug trafficking after Ontario Provincial Police stopped a vehicle on Highway 69 on Jan. 19.
The Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario, known as FedNor, is providing $256,500 in funding for the development of trails at Kivi Park in Sudbury.
By: Darren MacDonald
Ontario Provincial Police have released a photo of a person of interest in a flashing case that dates to last September in Mattawa.
Municipal Road 55 in the Greater Sudbury community of Lively is closed Wednesday afternoon following a collision.
By: Darren Macdonald
East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police have charged four people with drug offences following a traffic stop on Ottawa Avenue in Elliot Lake this week.
By: Darren Macdonald
Municipal Road 55 in the Greater Sudbury community of Lively has reopened following a collision, police said Wednesday afternoon.
With a snow squall warning in effect and heavy snow falling, police in Sudbury are urging motorists to be careful on the roads Wednesday afternoon.
Greater Sudbury Police have a large police presence on Notre Dame Avenue and Bond Street early Wednesday evening.
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