Sawyer Bogdan is an Online Journalist at Global Barrie. She covers a range of topics including climate change, health and wellness, public security, and societal issues, with a focus on Canadian perspectives, particularly in Barrie. Sawyer's work has been featured in Magic106.1, 91.5 The Beat, and Global News.
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Sawyer Bogdan's coverage focuses mainly on local breaking news and evolving stories, with a specific emphasis on crime-related topics within the Barrie and Simcoe County regions in Ontario. His articles often cover police activities, local incidents, and community issues.
Given this focus, Sawyer is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to ongoing or developing local crime stories as well as government announcements impacting these areas. He may also be interested in receiving information about relevant community events or initiatives that address public safety concerns within his designated coverage area.
As Sawyer’s geographic focus is clear, any pitches should be tailored specifically to events or developments occurring in Barrie and Simcoe County regions of Ontario for maximum relevance.
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Parts of southwestern Ontario are getting a cold blanket of the fluffy white stuff as strong snow squalls come off Lake Huron Tuesday.
By: Sawyer Bogdan
A Quebec woman has been charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life after allegedly abandoning her newborn shortly after giving birth outdoors on New Year's Day.
By: Sawyer Bogdan
A suspicious death investigation has led to a murder charge after police say a 64-year-old woman was found dead inside a home in northeast London, Ont.
By: Sawyer Bogdan
As interest in more environmentally-friendly burial options grows, one Ontario company is trying to help cemeteries across the county offer more affordable and greener alternatives.
A family is heartbroken and out thousands after the puppy they adopted from their local animal shelter had to be put down a month later.
Nicole Brickell and her family was excited to welcome a new furry friend into their lives, but that excited quicky turned to heartbreak when the puppy’s health declined. The family from Bradford, Ont. adopted the puppy from the Orillia SPCA. They spent thousands on vet bills and took out a loan to pay for a procedure before the dog had to be put down from critical illness 38 days after they adopted her. Now they are looking for answers.
By: Sawyer Bogdan
Saint John police spokesman Staff Sergeant Matt Weir said last week he has no timeline for when the findings will be made public.
A Saturday morning house fire in Toronto claimed the life of an eight-month-old baby and sent three others to hospital, including a critically injured man now in police custody.
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