Joanna Lavoie is a Bilingual Multimedia Journalist at CP24. She covers a range of topics including climate change, crime and justice, education, and health, with a focus on social justice issues and breaking news. Joanna's work has been featured in Zuza, The Peterborough Examiner, CTV News Toronto, Toronto Star, CTV News, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Joanna Lavoie's coverage primarily focuses on local crime stories in the Toronto and Ontario areas, with a high emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. Therefore, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to ongoing police investigations or emerging crime-related issues within her geographic focus.
Given the nature of her articles, it is important for sources reaching out to provide factual information that can contribute to evolving stories or breaking news related to crime in the specified locations. Additionally, individuals with credible expertise in law enforcement procedures or criminal justice could offer valuable insights for potential collaboration.
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By: Joanna Lavoie
A man from Aurora is facing several charges after allegedly committing incident acts at elementary schools in Toronto and Markham.
By: Joanna Lavoie
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow speaks during a May 4 news conference outside 500 Dawes Rd.
By: Joanna Lavoie
A firearm, which York Regional Police say is connected to a May 15 home invasion in Vaughan, is pictured. (YRP photo)
By: Joanna Lavoie
Janice Golding has the details on the unanimous vote by Mississauga city council to rename a park after Const. Marc Pinizzotto was killed in the line-of-duty.
By: Joanna Lavoie
While Post Malone fans may have had a blast at his concert in Toronto on Tuesday night, some residents near North York's Rogers Stadium said the noise emanating from the venue was far too much to bear.
By: Joanna Lavoie
Left, Coldplay performs at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Monday, July 7, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sammy Kogan // Post Malone performs during the halftime of a NFL football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas on Nov. 27, 2025. (Matt Patterson / AP Photo)
By: Joanna Lavoie
Paramedics on scene in Brampton, Ont. on Thursday, July 19, 2018.
By: Joanna Lavoie
Isaiah Peters Alexander, 28, is Toronto's 15th murder victim of 2026. (TPS photo)
By: Joanna Lavoie
A man who was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in a laneway in Toronto’s west end has been identified by police and a homicide investigation is now underway.
One person was rushed to a trauma centre with life-threatening injuries after the driver of a vehicle struck a tree in Brampton, police say.
