Doug Coxson is an Editor at various publications including New Canadian Media and SooToday. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and regional interest, while also exploring topics related to crime, social issues, and planning. Doug's work has been featured in multiple outlets including the St. Albert Gazette and Oakville News.
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Doug Coxson's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, covering issues such as property taxes, city planning, and legal matters within the Cambridge area. Pitching to him would be most effective when providing insights related to local governance decisions, real estate trends in Cambridge, or updates on ongoing legal matters in the region.
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Cambridge based archaeological firm ASI will continue Stage 4 assessment at the McQueen Shaver and Franklin boulevards roundabout this spring
A 49-year-old Kitchener man suffered a brain bleed after he was punched in the face by an officer and hit his head while resisting arrest
Cambridge based archaeological firm ASI will continue Stage 4 assessment at the McQueen Shaver and Franklin boulevards roundabout this spring
Calls are growing louder for the Grand River Conservation Authority to investigate toxic silt build up above the dam and open sluice gates closed following the tragic 1998 drowning deaths of Mark Gage and Const. Dave Nicholson
Region of Waterloo will defend itself against a claim that construction disruption losses forced the franchise owner to abandon Preston location
Drayton Entertainment is urging anyone with extra space in their homes to consider signing up for its billeting program for artists
Drayton Entertainment is urging anyone with extra space in their homes to consider signing up for its billeting program for artists
By: Doug Coxson
BWXT has signed two contracts worth more than $1 billion to support the refurbishment of Pickering Nuclear Generating Station and Darlington
Excitement builds as The Handmaid's Tale returns to Cambridge
Minister of Labour David Piccini was in town this morning to announce an $8.8 million investment to expand LiUNA's Cambridge training centre on Industrial Road
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