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.
If reaching out to her, consider providing insights or personal narratives relevant to the topics she covers. Sources who can offer a unique perspective on family-related issues, community support programs, crime prevention efforts, or updates related to government initiatives may be of interest to her.
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By: Kate Dubinski
Fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha also investigating the 'tragic incident' in London, Ont.
By: Kate Dubinski
Funds, foundations honour Olivia Rourke, Rowan McLeod, Kaydance Ford, Danika Baker, Mathew Eckert
Ark Aid Mission helps thousands of Londoners a year
By: Kate Dubinski
The men are expected in court Friday morning Three Scottish men accused of killing an Ontario restaurant owner after a dispute over an unpaid bill have been brought to Canada to face charges.
A London family doctor is not allowed to practice medicine for 10 months after being found guilty of professional misconduct.
By: Kate Dubinski
There's a months-long wait list to see a team of specialized professionals who help people with severe, complex and ongoing mental illness in the region.
By: Kate Dubinski
One politician was threatened because a resident didn't like the speed bump the city installed on his street. Another was yelled at because a homeowner's garbage wasn't picked up on time. Earlier this month, a man was arrested after his email inquiries to London City Hall turned into death threats.
By: Kate Dubinski
From pregnant women living cold tents to young people no longer needing to couch surf, the province's homelessness and addiction recovery treatment (HART) hubs are filling with people looking for change.
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
