Ryan Cooke is a Reporter/Producer at the Atlantic Investigative Unit, based in St. John's. He specializes in areas such as energy and mining, government and politics, and general assignment news, often focusing on elections, public policy, and energy regulation. Ryan's work has been featured in Atinito News Feature, CBC, Hackerlap, Ithaca College, and Policy Magazine.
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St. John's, Canada (Local)
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Ryan Cooke's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Canada, specifically St. John's, Newfoundland. He has a strong emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Ryan Cooke
Jacob Collins died while incarcerated at the Labrador Correctional Centre in 2020
By: Ryan Cooke
Campbell urges those with addictions to seek help Justin Paul Campbell sat in the prisoner's box, nodding his head at times, as his aunt tore into him during her victim impact statement on Thursday in Corner Brook.
Deliberations continue Friday morning in Corner Brook
By: Ryan Cooke
Jury deliberated all Saturday with no questions for judge
A 12-person jury has found Dean Penney guilty of first-degree murder in relation to the disappearance of his estranged wife, Jennifer Hillier-Penney, in 2016.
Defence agrees to waive delay, which will avoid impact on trial deadlines
By: Ryan Cooke
17-year-old handed maximum youth sentence for killing woman he called his nan
By: Ryan Cooke
Prosecutor says lengthy delays create a risk to public safety
By: Ryan Cooke
Janeatt Harris understands what jurors in Dean Penney's murder trial went through over the past two months, and what they might be feeling now — coming down from an intense experience without being able to explain it to even their own friends and family.
Woman will seek bail hearing at provincial court in St. John's
