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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Witches and dinosaurs walked the Downtown Windsor Farmers’ Market Saturday morning in search of an early Halloween treat.
Donated and reusable household items piled up in trucks outside the Windsor Family Credit Union Centre Saturday afternoon in an effort to divert goods from the landfill.
Witches and dinosaurs walked the Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market Saturday morning in search of an early Halloween treat.
Windsor-Tecumseh MPP Andrew Dowie has been acclaimed as the Ontario Progressive Conservative party’s representative for the riding in the next provincial election.
After nearly 50 years in silence, Chris MacLean is ready to share his experience of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
The Windsor Pickleball Club wants to see new padding installed along walls at the Windsor Family Credit Union (WFCU) after a member fatally hit their head while playing the sport.
By: Robert Lothian
A Windsor man is speaking out on behalf of his sister after she suffered a brutal act of violence in the city last month, which police believe to be an act of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).
A commemorative walk held in Harrow, Ont., on Saturday morning honoured a mother and her two children, who were killed in June.
The 19th annual Bowling for Bone Marrow Event took place on Saturday in support of research and transplant patients.
A combination of warm weather and low amounts of rain has helped Essex County winemakers produce a strong yield.
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