Lukas Bernasiewicz is a writer for the Oakville News, with a strong passion for sports and local news. As a Guelph-Humber media studies alumni and a dedicated Toronto sports fan, Lukas brings his knowledge and enthusiasm to his articles, covering topics such as hockey, figure skating, and local sports achievements in Oakville.
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Lukas Bernasiewicz's articles are heavily focused on local sports events, particularly hockey-related news within the Oakville area. He predominantly covers event-based stories related to hockey players and games in the region.
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The Vancouver Canucks and Chicago Blackhawks squared off on Saturday night in their second meeting of the season with this game being in Vancouver.
Oakville's annual tree lighting ceremony has signalled the start of the holiday season
Oakville's rising rugby star Kohl Kletke has won the Men's Rugby Rookie of the Year award for Ontario University Athletics (OUA)
barBURRITO to have grand opening at new Oakville location
With the holiday season underway, Visit Oakville has listed seven local shows that must be seen by the end of 2024
Oakville's own Nick Lardis scores his 100th career OHL goal
By: Lukas Bernasiewicz
Halton Police message is opposite of Nike: "just don't do it" Police services from across Ontario gathered at the Halton Police Service Head
By: Lukas Bernasiewicz
Halton Police hosted press conference to launch the provincial Festive R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) campaign
By: Lukas Bernasiewicz
Impaired-related fatalities have skyrocketed in recent years Officers and officials gather at Halton police headquarters for the RIDE campaign launch. Lukas Bernasiewicz
By: Lukas Bernasiewicz
Impaired-related fatalities have skyrocketed in recent years
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