David Lea is a reporter for The Hamilton Spectator, with a focus on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Burlington area. With his work also appearing in publications such as the Niagara Falls Review, Waterloo Region Record, and The Peterborough Examiner, David covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, community events, and local government decisions.
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David Lea appears to focus on local news, particularly crime-related stories and government announcements in the Oakville, Burlington, Halton area of Ontario. He prioritizes evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and local government activities.
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By: David Lea
Interpol helping to find stolen Canadian vehicles destined for foreign countries of 2
By: David Lea
Stolen vehicles in the Greater Toronto Area have been found places such as Ghana, Dubai and Jordan (all INTERPOL member nations), where high demand for SUVs and pickup trucks means criminals can get more money than they would if they tried to sell the vehicles in Canada.
Four suspects seen during one incident in Oakville
Not-for-profit group looking for $400K to $500K each year for three years. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
The fire chief said a break-in took place just before the fire.
Program will benefit Kerr Street Mission. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
The suspects broke into two portables at a Milton school and damaged their contents.
Two men were arrested after attending a Guelph hospital, one suffering from a gunshot wound.
Filming reportedly took place in Coronation Park on Sept. 22. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
Besides children’s health, the promotion will help two charities.
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