Jonathan Juha is a multimedia journalist based in London, Ontario. He specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on issues affecting the community. Jonathan's work has been featured in various publications, including The London Free Press, Sault Star, Sudbury Star, and Brantford Expositor.
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Jonathan Juha focuses on local news, particularly in Canada, Ontario, and London. His coverage spans a wide range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news events and sports. He also covers issues related to residents' rights and renters' rights.
If you're reaching out to Jonathan with a pitch or as a potential expert source for an article idea, consider providing insights or commentary on local government policies or initiatives in Canada (specifically Ontario) that impact residents' rights such as housing laws or immigration policy changes. Additionally, if you have expertise in the areas of skilled worker immigration policies or agricultural labor shortages within the region Jonathan covers these could be relevant angles to explore when engaging with him.
Given his focus on local developments and community-related issues, he may be interested in hearing from individuals who are directly impacted by these topics such as farmers facing labor shortages or immigrants navigating the skilled worker immigration process.
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By: Jonathan Juha
Occupancy is now underway after the former offices of The St. Thomas Times-Journal property was turned into 16 rental units.
By: Jonathan Juha
Occupancy is now underway after the former offices of The St. Thomas Times-Journal property was turned into 16 rental units.
By: Jonathan Juha
The London-area economy added close to 3,000 jobs in November, but the region’s jobless rate still edged up last month as more people looked for work, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
By: Jonathan Juha
London is on the verge of losing millions of dollars in provincial funding for missing its housing starts target for 2024, a goal the city could easily hit if builders followed through on all projects approved by council.
The number of housing starts in the London region is expected to drop in 2025 as fewer apartment towers will get built next year.
By: Jonathan Juha
Santa Claus came early for a pair of Londoners who received the Christmas gift of a lifetime
By: Beatriz Baleeiro, Jonathan Juha
A London boy who was hit by a vehicle after exiting a school bus and died from his injuries was a "kind-hearted soul," his grandmother says
By: Jonathan Juha
No charges have been laid in connection with a collision that killed a seven-year-old London boy on his way home from school.
By: Jonathan Juha
London’s Business Cares food drive closed its helping campaign on Thursday, setting a record for food and money collected
By: Jonathan Juha, Dale Carruthers
Southwest Londoners are petitioning for safer streets after a boy was struck and killed after getting off a school bus near Lambeth
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