Kate Dubinski is a Reporter/Editor at CBC. She covers a diverse range of topics including food production, consumer health, mental health, and the housing market, with a particular focus on residential real estate and cultural movements. Her insightful reporting has been featured in CBC, where she brings attention to the intersections of these critical issues.
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Kate Dubinski's coverage focuses largely on local and national stories related to family and relationships, as well as crime. She often reports on evolving or breaking news, along with government announcements.
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If eating healthier is one of your new year's goals, Chef Julieth Torres has some meal-planning tips
The hub allows people to purchase local wares and food online
There are plans preserve the church and add affordable housing to the site
By: Kate Dubinski
LHSC is dealing with a deficit and wants to bring staffing levels in line with others in province
School boards are trying to save money by cutting monitors who help students with special needs
By: Kate Dubinski
The shelter and resource centre started as a protest during the 2001 Canada Summer Games in London
By: Kate Dubinski
Court orders 19-year-old to live in Thorold, Ont., under strict release conditions
This is a deck Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for the London region Thursday morning, warning of areas of near-zero visibility in some areas.
300 athletes are in London from 20 countries around the world
By: Kate Dubinski
The Bluewater and Bruce-Grey district school boards say 16,000 students affected
