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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Oakville, Ontario, Canada (Local)
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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The damage from the fire was estimated at between $25,000 and $50,000. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
By: David Lea
Oakville’s Pamela Appelt became Canada’s first female Black citizenship court judge in 1987
The program recently resulted in a search warrant being executed, police say. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
By: David Lea
Cash, guns and stolen vehicles seized, said Toronto police. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
Attempt to steal groceries ends with knife pulled on customer, police said.
Four-year-old child was in one of the vehicles suspect allegedly collided with, Halton police said
Stolen gold was valued at more than $20 million, Peel Police said
Knife allegedly shown to employee at Burlington gift shop. Burlington Post 1 min to read Article was updated
Previous plan listed a maximum building height of 48 storeys. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
Previous plan listed a maximum building height of 48 storeys. Oakville Beaver Article was updated
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