Gabby Rodrigues is a Digital Broadcast Journalist based in Toronto, Canada. She specializes in local news coverage, focusing on crime, accidents, and community events. Gabby's work has been featured on Global News as well as on radio stations 91.5 The Beat and Magic106.1.
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Gabby's reporting is heavily focused on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, accidents, missing persons, and police investigations in Toronto. If you have relevant information or expertise related to ongoing criminal investigations, emergencies or accidents occurring in the Toronto area, it may be of interest to her.
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Scene taped off after a shooting in Toronto on July 11, 2024. Robbie Ford / Global News
By: Gabby Rodrigues
The Ontario government says ready-to-drink beverages, such as coolers and seltzers, and large packs of beer will be coming to grocery stores two weeks ahead of schedule.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
Environment Canada has issued rainfall warnings for the Greater Toronto Area and a large part of southern Ontario on Tuesday.
Officials say one person is dead and three others are injured after a shooting at a Scarborough plaza early Wednesday.
Toronto Police say two people are dead and two others are injured after a shooting at a Scarborough plaza early Wednesday.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
Construction on the Gardiner Expressway could be finished a year early after the Ontario government announced it would chip in more funds to help Toronto speed up the repairs.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
More details have been released by Durham Regional Police about officers pursuing a suspect vehicle that ended up driving the wrong way on Ontario's Highway 401, killing 4 people.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
WATCH: Fresh details emerge about deadly, wrong-way collision on Ontario's Highway 401.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
Toronto police say a cyclist has died after she was hit by a dump truck in the city's Yorkville neighbourhood on Thursday morning.
By: Gabby Rodrigues
Peel Regional Police say they are searching for a missing “vulnerable child” in Mississauga. Police said the 3-year-old boy named Zaid was last seen at 6:20 p.m.
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