Robert Lothian is a Videographer at various prominent media outlets including Magic106.1, Global News, and CTV News. He covers a diverse range of themes such as regional interest, world news, sports, arts and entertainment, and topics like robotics, healthcare administration, and renewable energy. Robert's work has been featured in multiple platforms, including CP24 Breaking News and 91.5 The Beat.
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Windsor, Canada (Local)
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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
Gordie Howe bridge nears opening after decades of debate, delays and planning
By: Robert Lothian, Meagan Delaurier
Around 500 invites have been sent out for the celebration between the U.S. and Canada.
By: Robert Lothian
One of the dogs involved in an Amherstburg dog fight caught on video will continue to be subject to a muzzle order, a committee has ruled.
By: Robert Lothian, Sanjay Maru
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens says the long-awaited opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge marks a “once in a lifetime” moment for the city, as traffic is expected to soon begin flowing on the new border crossing
By: Robert Lothian
A temporary cut to development charges in some Essex County municipalities will help spur significant growth, according to one developer.
A celebration of Windsor’s cultural diversity is colliding with the world’s marquee soccer tournament.
Members of a longtime Windsor club reunited Saturday at a time when its days at its storied home are likely winding down.
The Greater Essex County District School Board is projecting a $185,000 budget surplus in the 2026-27 school year.
Soccer fans from across Windsor gathered Thursday night to cheer on Canada in its second 2026 FIFA World Cup match.
A petition signed by more than 250 people was not enough to sway Essex County Council to change the structure of the Green Bin Program.
