Jane Sims is a journalist at various publications including County Weekly News and the Montreal Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and regional interest, while also exploring themes in architecture and planning. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the National Post and the Ottawa Citizen.
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Jane Sims' coverage primarily focuses on evolving crime stories, particularly around trials and sentencing in the Ontario region of Canada. She also covers hate crimes and victim impact statements. If you have insights related to ongoing criminal cases, legal proceedings, or developments in hate crime legislation within the Ontario region, your pitch is likely to be well-received by Jane Sims.
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By: Jane Sims
Prosecutor rejects self-defence claim, says accused “lost it” during argument over alleged infidelities.
By: Jane Sims
Bryson Donald admitted pouring rubbing alcohol on an open flame before six people were injured.
By: Jane Sims
Despite remorse, judge calls offender's choices “exceptionally serious”
By: Jane Sims
Judge calls one London officer’s conduct “a jarring and despicable display of gratuitous violence.”
By: Jane Sims
Judge calls one London officer’s conduct “a jarring and despicable display of gratuitous violence.”
By: Jane Sims
A judge in a London called the driver’s actions a series of deliberate decisions that led to a devastating crash.
By: Allison Young, Jane Sims
Sunfest wrapped up its final celebration Sunday, ending its 32nd year in Victoria Park.
By: Jane Sims
Sunfest wrapped up its final celebration Sunday, ending its 32nd year in Victoria Park.
The temperature in London is expected to soar to a sweltering 35 C as a heat dome blankets central Canada
By: Jane Sims
James Alexander Brown will serve an indeterminate prison sentence.
