Michelle Allan is a reporter at CBC Thunder Bay. She focuses on construction and real estate, bringing attention to critical issues within these sectors. Michelle's work has been recognized with a national award from the Canadian Association of Journalists in 2021, and she was a finalist in 2023, showcasing her commitment to impactful investigative reporting.
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Michelle's focus is primarily on local news in Thunder Bay and Ontario, with a particular emphasis on government & politics, education, crime, community issues, and healthcare. Pitches should offer insight into these specific areas or provide relevant data to support the topics covered.
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By: Michelle Allan
Khrista Daciw says she's put years into training the service dog that helps her deal with her diabetes, yet she isn't eligible for a benefit that people in the Ontario Disability Support Program can apply for to help offset “routine care” costs. Daciw is frustrated because a tribunal determined in 2023 that a rule requiring service dogs to be trained at a facility accredited by Assistance Dogs International is contrary to human rights, but it's still being enforced.
By: Michelle Allan, Kristin Annable
Girl may be paralyzed for life following injuries including fractured cervical spine, breast bone: documents WARNING: This article contains details of child abuse.
The number of people waiting for public housing in Manitoba is the highest it's been in five years, and advocates say the government’s hyperfocus on ending homeless encampments is leaving other low-income families in need behind.
By: Kristin Annable, Michelle Allan
A Manitoba Housing highrise once known for its open drug use, gang activity and consistent police presence was given a $446,000 facelift that’s left residents feeling safer for the first time in a decade.
By: Kristin Annable, Michelle Allan
Police say the alleged sexual assault occurred in 2024 and involved a co-worker.
By: Kristin Annable, Michelle Allan
Federal department says it found recurring issues during inspections
By: Kristin Annable, Justin Fiacconi, Michelle Allan
First Nations National Guardians Network no longer in charge of federal program after allegations
By: Joanne Levasseur, Michelle Allan
Winnipeg-born Clayton Herman is in California facility, deemed an illegal immigrant due to expired visa
By: Kristin Annable, Michelle Allan
Gimli care home resident Sean Feldsted weighed just 92 pounds when he died in 2024
By: Frankston Neurology, Andrew Giles, Ruby Hamer, Nigel Caswell, Jennifer Neil, Michelle Allan, Lisa Grech, Sally Shaw, David Skvarc, Emily Friedel, Deepa Rajendran, Ernest Butler, Vanessa Fanning, Sonia Marcon, Jayashri Kulkarni, Monash Alfred Psychiatry
Affiliations & Notes School of Psychology, Deakin University, Burwood, Australia Department of Psychological Sciences, Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, Australia
