Justin Chandler is a reporter at CBC News in Hamilton. He has a special interest in how public policy affects people, often focusing on themes such as transportation policy, environmental issues, and sports—both individual and team. Justin's work has been featured in CBC and the Philippine Canadian Inquirer.
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Justin Chandler's local coverage in Hamilton, Ontario predominantly focuses on government announcements and event coverage. His articles also cover health & wellbeing, government & politics, and entertainment news related to the local area.
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Police say allegations regarding Niagara Falls, Ont., daycare near McLeod and Kalar roads are 'unfounded'
By: Justin Chandler
Marit Stiles called on Premier Doug Ford and his government to share what they know about the recurring grime
Police say shooting occurred on Candlewood Drive Two men are dead following an early-morning shooting in Hamilton's Stoney Creek area, police said Wednesday.
Two men are dead following an early-morning shooting in Hamilton's Stoney Creek area, police said Wednesday.
By: Justin Chandler
The byelection could take place between September and February
By: Justin Chandler
Hamilton Animal Services manager says shelter not in desperate need like Reddit post claimed
Risk increased from low to moderate: medical officer of health
By: Justin Chandler
Hamilton Public Library and the city will host an opening ceremony on Aug. 15
By: Justin Chandler
Vision Zero plan targets eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries
Police say Woodward Avenue is closed between Barton and Rennie streets
