Erik White is a journalist at CBC based in Sudbury. He covers a wide range of stories about northern Ontario, with a focus on education, health and wellness, and higher education. Erik's work has been featured in CBC and Urban Bridgez Group.
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Erik White's coverage primarily focuses on local government and evolving stories in Sudbury, Ontario. His articles often cover topics related to city council decisions, legal policy regulation, land disputes, indigenous issues, and energy efficiency within the region. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with insights into local government decisions and policies in Sudbury would be well-placed to reach out for potential coverage.
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By: Erik White
The news that 1,000 people could lose their jobs at Algoma Steel in the new year is settling in for Sault Ste. Marie. But those who have been through the ups and downs of the steel industry before are optimistic for the future of the northern Ontario city.
By: Erik White
The MP for Sudbury would like to see some of the fines paid by criminals go to help charities trying to help those in need.
By: Erik White
New Catholic church is being built with $4 million in insurance money
By: Erik White
Jan. 1 also marks 50 years since seatbelts became mandatory, but police are charging more drivers
By: Erik White
Three small universities used to depend on revenue from Laurentian students taking their classes
Leduc says he is confident he will be successful in fighting the charges in court
By: Erik White
Oaks Centre is seeing more people seeking treatment for alcohol and cannabis
By: Erik White
Ministry of Municipal Affairs has sent inspectors to new villages, but did not reply to CBC's requests
By: Erik White
First purpose-built cricket pitch in northeast expected to open in North Bay this year
By: Erik White
A veterans group in northern Ontario's largest city is hoping to break ground by the end of the year on a $25 million housing complex and are actively seeking federal and provincial funding.
