Robert Lothian is a Video Journalist for Global News, specializing in local news coverage in New Brunswick, specifically in the city of Saint John. With a focus on community issues, Robert brings attention to important stories that impact the lives of residents in the area, covering topics such as healthcare, agriculture, education, and social issues.
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Robert Lothian's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements and issues affecting New Brunswick, with a particular emphasis on healthcare, agriculture, and education. Given the high percentage of government announcement coverage, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights into or analysis of new policies or initiatives within these sectors in New Brunswick.
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By: Robert Lothian
A group of cyclists spent Saturday morning pedalling through Downtown Windsor, delivering holiday cheer to those in need.
A team of family, friends and volunteers in Windsor-Essex spent Sunday morning giving their best impression of Santa's workshop to help 33 local families.
Hundreds of Detroit Lions fans didn't have to go stateside on Sunday to watch their team take the field.
An outbreak of canine parvovirus in Windsor has now killed 14 dogs, according to a spokesperson for the Ministry of the Solicitor General.
An early outline of how Canada plans to heighten border security in the coming years is being met with optimism.
By: Robert Lothian
Space under the Christmas tree became far more limited for several Windsor-Essex families who received a visit from volunteers at Project Christmas.
Former employees of the Elmwood Casino gathered outside their old stomping grounds Saturday, exactly 50 years after the prominent Windsor joint shut its doors.
By: Robert Lothian
Meals prepared as part of the annual Christmas dinner by Macro Foods and Greg Lemay were distributed on Saturday.
By: Robert Lothian
Cars lined up outside of Cindy's Home and Garden store in Kingsville on Sunday morning for the first Green Pick-up Holiday Food Drive-Thru.
By: Bailey Shakyaver, Robert Lothian
The assistance of staff at Armando's Riverside Restaurant was key in the rescue of two men that fell in the freezing water of the Lakeview Park Marina over the weekend.
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