Isha Bhargava is a journalist based in London, Ontario, writing for CBC. With a focus on local news, Isha covers a range of topics including healthcare, arts and culture, business, and social issues. Through her articles, she aims to shed light on the stories and perspectives that matter to the community and provide a platform for voices that often go unheard.
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Isha Bhargava's local coverage in London, Ontario indicates a strong emphasis on human interest stories that delve into community issues and events. Her work frequently includes expert commentary, government announcements, and data citations.
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By: Isha Bhargava
Londoners who have lost a loved one gathered at a walk that raises awareness for suicide prevention. Organizers at Suicide Prevention Middlesex-London say the event also creates a space for families to connect with others who are experiencing a similar loss.
By: Isha Bhargava
London's public and Catholic school boards are asking Ontario's Ministry of Education for a total 10 new schools, plus an addition to an existing school, as they continue to manage the strain of increasing student enrolment.
By: Isha Bhargava
Researchers are recommending that more race-based data be collected about family caregivers who are Black, Indigenous and newcomers to Canada, after respondents in an online survey reported there aren't enough accessible supports for marginalized caregivers.
By: Isha Bhargava
As the Ontario Liberal Party's annual meeting gets underway in London today, political experts say the city — a former Liberal stronghold — will be an important battleground that could help leader Bonnie Crombie and her team regain official party status.
By: Isha Bhargava
As the Ontario Liberal Party's annual meeting gets underway in London today, political experts say the city — a former Liberal stronghold — will be an important battleground that could help leader Bonnie Crombie and her team regain official party status.
The family of a homicide victim whose body was found at an east London park on Friday is grieving his loss as police laid charges against two people in connection with his death.
By: Isha Bhargava
A group of Yazidi women who have resettled in London, Ont., are using photographs to tell harrowing stories of their time in ISIS captivity, their escape to Canada, and the ongoing losses their community faces a decade after a genocide was committed against them.
By: Isha Bhargava
Officials in Grand Bend will ramp up police presence and traffic measures this weekend for an unsanctioned auto show that was banned in Wasaga Beach last year. The mayor of the small southwestern Ontario town and car enthusiasts say the H2Oi gathering has previously caused safety issues and disruptions in other cities.
By: Isha Bhargava
Scott Ross became suspicious of a scam when he received a lengthy email from an unknown sender, claiming they had access to his online browsing data, personal photographs and his phone number — information they would release if he didn't pay almost $2,000 in bitcoin.
By: Isha Bhargava
Community members in London's Old East Village (OEV) say their neighbourhood has become the focal point of visible homelessness, open drug use and crime that has left residents and business owners feeling unsafe. Hundreds attended two public engagement meetings on Wednesday where they expressed their frustrations.
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