Kieran Leavitt is a Staff Reporter at the Toronto Star. Based in Edmonton, he covers a variety of topics including crime, hockey, and regional issues across Canada, with a particular focus on Edmonton and Saskatchewan. Kieran's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Toronto Star, The Peterborough Examiner, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Kieran Leavitt's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political events in Canada, particularly Toronto. His articles often cover evolving stories such as wildfires, evacuations, and related governmental announcements. He frequently reports on breaking news with a focus on legal policy regulations.
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By: Kieran Leavitt
The federal government’s proposed regulations will receive input from provinces and stakeholders over the coming months.
By: Kieran Leavitt
20,000 residents have been told to leave by noon local time Friday.
By: Kieran Leavitt, Alex Boyd
Tactics include aerial attacks and using fire to fight fire as most of the city’s 22,000 residents evacuate.
Hundreds of people, including military members, contractors and firefighters, are in the area battling blazes and protecting the city.
By: Kieran Leavitt
A rare fire tornado, or fire whirl, was captured on video over Gun Lake by ground crews last week in British Columbia.
By: Kieran Leavitt
Evacuees from Yellowknife say there was little real strategy in place for them when they left, and not enough support for them while they stay away.
By: Kieran Leavitt
Evacuees from Yellowknife say there was little real strategy in place for them when they left, and not enough support for them while they stay away.
By: Kieran Leavitt
The province is exploring the idea of exiting the Canada Pension Plan and setting up its own.
By: Kieran Leavitt
A Vancouver high school posted to social media on Tuesday confirming that one of its former students had been killed in Israel during the assault on a music festival on Saturday.
By: Kieran Leavitt
Thousands of firefighters were sent to the front lines this summer to battle wildfires, what they saw will stay with them for a long time. One in a series.
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