Laurie Weir is an editor for the Perth Courier, with a focus on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Perth area. She has also had her work featured in The Welland Tribune. Laurie covers a variety of topics, including community events, local politics, accidents, and human interest stories.
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Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Laurie Weir predominantly covers local events and community news, with a focus on Ontario, Canada. She frequently reports on a wide range of topics including sports, agriculture & farming, family & relationships, and house & home.
Given her focus on local events and activities in Ontario's Perth region, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events or initiatives that align with the themes she commonly covers.
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By: Laurie Weir
When Spencer Kell was incarcerated, he developed a plan to help others with addictions.
By: Laurie Weir
Dawson Labre of the Smiths Falls Jr. A Bears, was on Team Canada East for the World Junior A Challenge Dec. 10-17 in Truro, Nova Scotia. Team Canada West defeated the East in the gold medal game, 7-2. Laurie Weir photo
OPP assisting in what they have called a fatal collision tonight, Dec. 26
By: Laurie Weir
A fundraising effort sparked community giving ahead of holiday season
By: Laurie Weir
Live Now: Dec. 27 - these are your headlines: Police investigate serious collision; Goodbye Metroland!, and Tim Hortons top orders of the year. Metroland file photos
By: Laurie Weir
Smiths Falls Police Service has reopened Highway 15 at Peavey Mart following a serious collision on Boxing Day evening. Metroland file photo
By: Laurie Weir
Paramedic Jason Tunks, left, organized a successful food drive. Paramedics and their families as well as two local hockey teams participated in the drive on Dec. 10/11 which raised nearly $5,000 in cash and accumulated 79 boxes of food for local food banks. Mississippi River Health Alliance photo
By: Laurie Weir
Smiths Falls Police Service cruiser. Smiths Falls Police Service photo
Have you lost track of time? Get back on track with these 10 things to do during the holidays.
By: Laurie Weir
The Lanark Animal Welfare Society shelter is located at 253 Glenville Rd., in Smiths Falls. Laurie Weir/Metroland
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