Luke Ettinger is a Reporter at St. Catharines Standard Group Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on energy, mining, and animal care. Luke's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Penticton Herald, The Welland Tribune, and CBC.
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Luke Ettinger's articles mainly cover local government announcements, sports, agriculture and farming, real estate industry, government and politics in the Nova Scotia area. Therefore, individuals who can provide insights into local government policies or developments in these areas would likely resonate well with Luke. Additionally, experts or community leaders involved in organizing community events or dealing with infrastructure-related issues within Nova Scotia may also find a receptive audience through his coverage.
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By: Luke Ettinger
Downtown Truro Partnership used technology to create artwork for buskerfest tote bag
Second vehicle of its kind on new regional tactical team
By: Luke Ettinger
With accommodations fully booked, central N.S. communities are celebrating a lively weekend
By: Luke Ettinger
The artists are centre stage at summer music festivals, but organizers are also expecting an economic boost.
By: Luke Ettinger
3 businesses partnering with Truro Housing Outreach Society, funding for more available
The Town of Stewiacke has hired a firm to design a new water treatment plant, a little over a year after creating new rules to curb a development boom that was straining the aging system.
ATVs and similar vehicles will soon be allowed on all roads within the town of Oxford in northern Nova Scotia, a move that comes after it opened up select streets two years ago.
Organizers, parents urge town council to exempt 30-year-old family program
By: Luke Ettinger
Town spent $45,000 in June to clean up large swaths of land near Millbrook First Nation
By: Luke Ettinger
Police are increasing patrols along a section of a Truro, N.S., trail as new homeless encampments appear following a town-led cleanup of another site earlier this year.
