Luke Ettinger is a Reporter at St. Catharines Standard Group Inc. He focuses on construction and real estate, with a particular interest in public transportation and transportation policy and regulation in Canada. Luke's work has been featured in notable publications including 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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Cumberland County site operated without staff last year
Truro MLA advocates for new justice centre on rest of site
Premier Tim Houston says drivers, including transport trucks, can take alternate routes
Research project studied potential for underground heat from abandoned mines, including greenhouse
Issues identified by provincial inspector led to shutdown last month
By: Luke Ettinger
The $50M sports facility was subject of a governance overhaul last year
Partnership with logistics company ends, rail terminal still part of project
A Colchester County couple living in an incomplete renovation say they are on the verge of bankruptcy, while other clients of the same contractor are also crying foul.
Efforts underway to provide prescription pickup and delivery
A large conference centre that offered a range of hospitality services in Nova Scotia's Colchester County closed its doors last month after being placed in receivership, resulting in more than a dozen job losses.
