Heidi Ulrichsen is the Assistant Editor at Sudbury.com. She covers a range of topics including education, health and wellness, and the arts scene, with a particular focus on campus life and veterinary issues. Her work has been featured in various publications such as The Trillium, Northern Ontario Business, and TimminsToday.
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Heidi Ulrichsen's coverage encompasses a mix of local news, including education, entertainment, and government announcements. She predominantly focuses on events and government announcements related to Sudbury, Ontario. Therefore, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to local events in the area.
Given her interest in entertainment news and local arts topics related to Sudbury, she may appreciate pitches featuring profiles of local artists or cultural events happening within the community. Additionally, providing exclusive interviews with figures involved in educational developments at Laurentian University could also be well-received given her coverage focus.
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Truth and Reconciliation Relay once again sets a goal of 150,000 kilometres to symbolize the 150,000 Indigenous children sent to residential schools
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
Laurentian University's Jeno Tihanyi Olympic Gold Pool has been closed for six years, and it asked province for $25M in repair money
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
After being denied informally, Sudbury used freedom of information legislation to request a letter from the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance as well as Laurentian’s remediation plan following sanctions
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
‘Today's run is about more than the distance we cover, it's about standing alongside our athletes,’ Police Chief Sara Cunningham says
Activities at Place des arts in downtown Sudbury to honour the oldest Francophone cultural association in Ontario will include an art exhibit and musical events
In a written report to the university senate, president Lynn Wells looks back on the 2025-26 academic year, which was marked by the sale of properties to fund payments to creditors, a faculty strike, a non-confidence motion against her leadership and a ‘listening tour' on Laurentian's restructuring process
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
Expected to open this fall, facility being built by Conseil scolaire du Grand Nord and Collège Boréal will meet FIFA standards, feature lighting for night games and bleachers with 1,000 seats
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
Morris Hucal of Sudbury Catholic and Bruce Bourget of Rainbow now carry dual titles of CEO and chief education officer after province passes new legislation
By: Heidi Ulrichsen
Toronto-based artist Benjamin Von Wong is known for his large-scale installations with an environmental message
Toronto-based artist Benjamin Von Wong is known for his large-scale installations with an environmental message
