Heather Rivers is a journalist at the London Free Press. She focuses on educational policy, school governance, and advocacy for special needs, while also covering campus life at colleges and universities. Her work has been featured in a variety of publications, including the National Post, The Vancouver Sun, and the Windsor Star.
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Heather Rivers focuses on local news in London, Ontario, with a strong emphasis on education and community-related topics. She particularly covers evolving stories related to government announcements, breaking news, and events.
If you're reaching out to Heather, consider providing insights or commentary related to local educational issues or government policies impacting the community in London. Additionally, pitches involving human-interest stories tied to family and relationships within the local context are likely to resonate with her coverage interests.
Given her focus on local events and evolving stories, she may be interested in exclusive coverage of upcoming community events such as Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations specific to the region.
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By: Heather Rivers
The cash-strapped Thames Valley District school board is hiring unqualified teachers for supply positions instead of retired teachers
By: Heather Rivers
West Lorne nurse who flies into a remote northern Ontario First Nation’s reserve is hoping to solve an age-old problem with wild dogs there.
By: Heather Rivers
“There should be a London board and an Oxford, Elgin and Middlesex board," said Zorra Township Mayor Marcus Ryan
By: Heather Rivers
Family-run factory south of Woodstock turns milk into award-winning wheels, reflecting Oxford County’s dairy heritage.
By: Heather Rivers
The Thames Valley District school board is moving on from a scandal-plagued year, but there are new challenges ahead, union leaders say.
By: Heather Rivers
During both his broadcasting career and his work with the city, Brad Janssen became on of Woodstock's most vocal champions
By: Heather Rivers
Chair Beth Mai and several other trustees are hosting a virtual event opposing Bill 33 on Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
By: Heather Rivers
“The international caps were a shock to the entire system, but we have had the benefit of time,” said Jeff Wright, Fanshawe's vice-president of innovation, strategy and enrolment.
By: Heather Rivers
"It’s devastating for the families and for the community – it makes people more frustrated."
By: Heather Rivers
Some Thames Valley pupils with special needs are not going to school because they have no supports.
