Jack Morse is a Crypto Editor at Sherwood Snacks. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, law and legal affairs, and regional interest, with a particular focus on North America and public security. Jack's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Mashable, CTV News, and Felix (Imperial College London Newspaper).
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Jack Morse's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, with a focus on P.E.I. He often reports on government announcements and evolving stories related to topics such as healthcare, housing, tourism, and policing within the region.
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A 27-year-old woman is in stable condition after a truck plummeted 16 feet into a construction site pit behind the Bayfield Mall.
Forest Fire risks are rated at 'high' or 'extreme' across Central Ontario
The driver of a car is in hospital after a crash with a farm tractor Friday.
Simcoe County is one of 112 communities getting a slice of the $2-million in provincial spending going towards environmental rehabilitation.
Of 268 apartments new apartments being built, 54 will be rent controlled, the city says.
You may not know the name of this Barrie company, but it's very likely you've seen their work recently.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Tuesday will mark the peak of the ongoing heat event across Ontario, but the heat is not over.
By: Jack Morse
Simcoe County is famous for its many lakes and rivers, but the pristine water hides a deadly element. Now, a team of researchers are trying to do something about it.
A small but dedicated group of birdwatchers pulled up chairs to the old Barrie jail on Tuesday for the return of the Chimney Swift.
Orillia has broken up another encampment in its city limits, the third in the last month. The latest encampment was set up near the Lighthouse, a homelessness support provider.
