Justine Fraser is a journalist based in Kitchener, Ontario, focusing on local news and community issues. With a passion for investigative reporting and a commitment to keeping the public informed, Justine covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, transportation issues, education, social services, and human interest stories.
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Kitchener, Canada (Local)
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Justine Fraser's coverage heavily focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Ontario region. Based on this, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight local initiatives, community issues or solutions related to her themes of interest such as government & politics, family & relationships, and crime.
Potential pitch ideas could include stories about unique community events in Kitchener or Ontario; analyses of political decisions impacting the local area; features on families affected by regional policies; and insights into funding challenges for housing projects within the region.
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By Justine Fraser Regional police are raising donations for needy kids again. Their annual is back and rolling through the region.
By Justine Fraser An organization that protects 2SLGTQ+ people was the target of an emotional donation scam that used a story of an older queer couple to try to manipulate and play on the heartstrings of the non-profit.
By Justine Fraser Despite seeing a rise in antisemitism since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, the Jewish community in Guelph is celebrating Hanukkah this year with large public displays.
By: Justine Fraser
The Radha Krishna Mandir Outreach Group delivered and donated winter care packages to people experiencing homelessness in Waterloo Region.
A public school warned parents of a suspected case of scarlet fever last week in Waterloo, a disease the government stopped tracking in 1978.
By Justine Fraser A well-known furniture company has closed its doors after over 40 years of doing business in Cambridge.
The University of Guelph has restarted their wastewater surveillance program to help mitigate risks from future infectious diseases.
By Justine Fraser More and more people tend to end up in local emergency departments as the snow hits the ground, from things like heart attacks, chest pain or back strains.
A thrift store that aims to raise funds for survivors of domestic violence was broken into again.
A charity hockey game featuring regional police is a fundraiser for youth experiencing homelessness in Waterloo Region.
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