Sean Previl is a Video Journalist at 91.5 The Beat. He focuses on themes related to health and wellness, climate change and the environment, as well as public security and real estate. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Magic106.1, MSN, 104.5 Fresh Radio, and Global News.
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Sean’s coverage is heavily focused on local Canadian news, particularly government announcements and data-driven stories related to various topics such as winter weather, aviation safety, and car prices. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide data-backed insights regarding government policies and their impact on the mentioned themes, Sean may find your input valuable.
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By: Sean Previl
People are being urged against any recreational activities on the South Saskatchewan River as officials warn of increasing water flow.
As flooding continues to throttle east Saskatchewan, we dive into the communities being hit the hardest and how people are persevering through the tumultuous weather.
An outlaw biker serving a life sentence after being convicted of murder in a 2006 motorcycle gang massacre in southern Ontario has died in custody.
By: Sean Previl
Kingston had been placed under a red-alert tornado warning on June 30, with the Northern Tornadoes Project confirming an EF0 and EF1 tornado hit the reagion.
By: Sean Previl
Kingston had been placed under a red-alert tornado warning on June 30.
By: Sean Previl
The City of St. Catharines has dismissed an appeal by the owners of a former General Motors auto parts plant but granted a 120-day extension to repair, replace or demolish the buildings on the site.
By: Sean Previl
The World Cup brought excitement and celebrations to the city of Toronto for the past four weeks, but new data shows it may not have delivered the economic goal some were hoping for.
Six people from Kitchener, Ont., are facing several drug trafficking charges following a joint investigation by York Regional Police and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
By: Sean Previl
A study prepared for FIFA by Deloitte Canada found hosting the World Cup could contribute $940 million in positive economic output in the Greater Toronto Area, including $520 million to the GDP of the GTA.
Two dogs have been shot and killed in an Etobicoke, Ont. neighbourhood and police are trying to determine what happened.
