Nicholas Frew is a reporter at CBC Edmonton. He specializes in producing data-driven stories, drawing on his diverse experience from previous roles in CBC newsrooms across Manitoba and Saskatchewan, as well as his journalism education in Halifax. Frew's work has been featured in CBC.
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Nicholas Frew's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Saskatchewan, particularly in Regina. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, government & politics, education, and sports. Given the heavy emphasis on local news and government announcements, individuals with knowledge or insights related to local governance policies or issues affecting communities within Saskatchewan would be well-positioned to offer relevant commentary.
Experts who can provide context around evolving stories such as crime statistics or educational policy changes within the region may also find success when reaching out to Nicholas. Additionally, those who have access to credible data sources pertaining to crime rates or political developments could contribute valuable perspectives for his coverage.
It is worth noting that Nicholas' focus is specific to local events and announcements within Saskatchewan; therefore, pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Nicholas Frew, Emily Rae Pasiuk
A weeks-long, provincewide teachers' strike is over after the Alberta government fast-tracked a bill this week that invoked the notwithstanding clause.
By: Nicholas Frew
Number of students missing at least 10% of school year rising since pandemic
Tens of thousands of students in Edmonton's public and Catholic school divisions are chronically absent each year, a CBC News investigation found. The problem is more severe in the public system, where almost 40,000 students — about one-third of total enrolment — missed at least 10 per cent of school last year, an increase of more than 180 per cent from the 2019-20 academic year.
By: Cameron MacCuish, Nicholas Frew
Education minister says he wants parents to have choice for their kids
By: Nicholas Frew, Cameron Maccuish
More than half of Alberta adults say they would support eliminating provincial funding for private schools if the issue went to a referendum, a recent survey suggests.
Alberta’s population bucked the trend that almost every other Canadian province and territory experienced last quarter, Statistics Canada population estimates suggest.
By: Nicholas Frew
Recommendations must pass legislative assembly before they're official
By: Nicholas Frew
Danielle Smith announced question about Alberta's place in Canada to be added to October ballot The Latest
By: Nicholas Frew, Janet French
Family of Travis Smith say they're struggling to get full story of what happened
By: Nicholas Frew
Transfer agreement negotiations continue, but government says no one will be laid off
