Shane Ross is a journalist at CBC News on Prince Edward Island. With a background in newspaper reporting and editing across Halifax, Ottawa, and Charlottetown, he covers a range of topics including broadcasting, publishing, and culture, with a keen interest in animals and the arts. Shane's work has been featured in KETV, Belfast Telegraph, The News Letter, UnHerd, Irish Independent, Coastal News Today, American Shoreline Podcast Network, and Literary Review.
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Shane Ross's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The predominant themes covered are government and politics, family and relationships, and culture and society.
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By: Shane Ross
I am a brutal driver. My relationship with my car has always been troubled. I blush to my roots when I reflect on how I was not long ago made minister for transport, the arbiter of most of Ireland’s rules of the road. Few less appropriate appointments have ever been made by a taoiseach.
By: Shane Ross
I am a brutal driver. My relationship with my car has always been troubled. I blush to my roots when I reflect on how I was not long ago made minister for transport, the arbiter of most of Ireland’s rules of the road. Few less appropriate appointments have ever been made by a taoiseach.
By: Shane Ross
Andy Burnham, the man poised to save Britain's Labour Party from extinction, is no messiah.
By: Shane Ross
Big Jim is on manoeuvres. When Ireland’s EU presidency opens peacefully on Wednesday, it will mark the intensifying of domestic political hostilities.
By: Shane Ross
Kevin Bakhurst looked every inch the undertaker on Thursday. The soft-spoken RTÉ boss with the Bambi eyes appeared at his first Public Accounts Committee (PAC) meeting since the scandals of 2023.
By: Shane Ross
Benjamin Franklin, one of America's founding fathers, was famous for darkly observing that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except
By: Shane Ross
The main players in Ireland's theatre of road deaths would make Pontius Pilate blush.
By: Shane Ross
To my eternal shame, I neglected many areas when I was minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport.
By: Shane Ross
Whose hand would you prefer on the tiller in the current budget manoeuvres? The posthumous hand of Charlie Haughey, or the hasty hand of Simon Harris?
