Justin Campbell is a journalist at various outlets including NewsNation and Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on arts and entertainment, sports, and professional sports, while also delving into subjects like oceanography, biology, and ecology. Justin's work has been featured in prominent publications such as AceShowbiz, KTLA, and Health Data Management.
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Justin Campbell's coverage focuses on local news, including government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news. He often covers topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and crime in the Bay Area and California.
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By: Justin Campbell
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pick for Canada’s next governor general, former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour, has a very accomplished backstory — including one phase of her life that was even dramatized in film. Arbour was appointed chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda at The Hague, Netherlands, in 1996, and she set...
By: Justin Campbell
Capital Coun. Shawn Menard led members of the Ottawa East community in celebration Saturday after a beloved patch of parkland was recently saved when a 50-year-old plan to build a freeway through the green space was scrapped.
By: Justin Campbell
An exhibition at Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre in downtown Ottawa was brimming with creative energy on May 8 as the second Object/Project Art
By: Justin Campbell
Dozens of nominees were honoured last week as the finalists for this year's Capital Music Awards were announced during a ceremony at the National Arts Centre.
By: Justin Campbell
The National Capital Commission has hosted a series of open houses and conducted an online survey to gather initial public input into its new draft master plan for managing the region’s extensive Greenbelt lands. An open house at the Nepean Sportsplex on May 20 drew a few dozen members of the public over several hours to look at display panels...
By: Justin Campbell
Nature advocates behind a four-year effort to make Ottawa an officially “Bird Friendly City” are celebrating the achievement this spring, but also pushing for more ways to protect wildlife habitat and promote environmental sustainability. Nature Canada announced May 5 that Ottawa and four other Canadian municipalities had earned certification as Bird Friendly Cities, becoming part of a network of 41...
Benson Boon Benson Boone’s “The Time of My Life” is a compelling reminder that the brightest celebrations often cast the longest shadows. On the surface, the song radiates the grand ambition of modern arena pop, complete with soaring melodies, cinematic production, and a vocal performance that seems built to echo through packed stadiums. Yet beneath its polished exterior lies something far more intimate. Boone explores the strange contradiction of appearing to have everything while quietly mourning the absence of someone who once made success feel meaningful. It is this emotional duality that gives the song its lasting resonance.
By: Justin Campbell
Ottawa's former English poet laureate and Indigenous cultural leader Albert Dumont hosted a film screening and art-making workshop on July 14 at the Diane Deans Community Centre in Greenboro.
By: Justin Campbell
A plenary discussion of the role of artificial intelligence in journalism kicked off the annual conference of the Canadian Association of Journalists June 12-13 at Carleton University.
