Kate Dubinski is a reporter and editor for CBC, focusing on national news in Canada, with a particular emphasis on the London, Ontario area. She covers a wide range of topics, including crime, social issues, community programs, and human interest stories. Kate is dedicated to bringing important stories to light and providing a voice for those in her community.
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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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By: Kate Dubinski
A judge is allowing five former NHL hockey players, who were charged with sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room in 2018 when they were with Canada's world junior team, to skip pretrial legal arguments for "compelling economic reasons." The pretrial motions got underway on Thursday.
More than 1,500 households are languishing on a wait list for social housing, despite being labelled with an "urgent" status that is supposed to speed up their ability to find a place they can afford to live, a city report being discussed by politicians on Monday shows.
By: Kate Dubinski
The head of the region's largest school board has taken a leave of absence after coming under fire for a retreat to Toronto for senior leaders, despite a budget deficit and classroom cutbacks.
By: Kate Dubinski
A pedestrian is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car outside Western University early Thursday morning resulting in the road being closed and a widespread power outage.
By: Kate Dubinski
Organizations seeking city dollars shouldn't be allowed to use taxpayer money to hire public relations firms to help sell requests for new money to the community, city politicians say.
By: Kate Dubinski
Pregnancy and new parenthood can come with a lot of questions and a whole host of competing advice. Now, pregnant women and new moms can sign up for frequent in-home visits from public health nurses who will help with goal setting and figuring out what to do with a baby.
By: Kate Dubinski
Neighbours of a London, Ont., home often rented on Airbnb for weekend parties say it's a stark example of how short-term rentals don't work in residential neighbourhoods and create havoc for those living around them.
By: Kate Dubinski
A sorority event that put the spotlight on problems resident in a north London neighourhood are having with an AirBnB never would have gone ahead had the home owner not agreed to it, the group's chapter president says.
By: Kate Dubinski
A sorority event that highlighted problems north London, Ont., residents are having with a home listed for rent on Airbnb never would have gone ahead if the home's owner didn't agree to it, the sorority's chapter president says.
By: Kate Dubinski
A man who broke into a teen's bedroom and rubbed her back until she woke up will be free to live in the next-door London, Ont., townhouse again within months, leaving her family angry. It's an example of how the justice system works well for some victims but not others, says the head of an agency for gender-based violence survivors. A legal expert says deals where sexual assaults are pleaded down to non-sexual charges are rare.
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