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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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 The growing number of people experiencing homelessness not just in the region but across Ontario is causing concern for
By Justine Fraser The number of students with gastroenteritis has risen again at student residences inside the University of Guelph.
By Justine Fraser Waterloo has walked to the top of the list, making it one of the most pedestrian-friendly cities in South Central Ontario, only falling behind Toronto.
By Justine Fraser Since the start of this year, Kitchener Utilities responded to eight watermain breaks and last year it recorded 55 watermains
The Elliot Community in Guelph just expanded and opened up 29 new beds, thanks to funding from the Ministry of Long-Term Care.
Over a thousand University of Waterloo students are being told to come back to UW Place after being displaced for a week by a broken boiler.
University of Waterloo researchers developed coding that could create a greener future, helping reduce the amount of energy data centers use.
Cambridge and North Dumfries are contemplating a multi-million dollar land deal that would annex sections off to expand boundary lines.
An Indigenous art project with three murals is set to be on display Spring 2025 inside the Region of Waterloo International Airport.
A Transitional Housing Program that helps Indigenous people experiencing homelessness in Waterloo Region is taking a pause this Spring.
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