Sheena Goodyear is a Digital Producer at As It Happens, CBC. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and animal rights, often exploring themes of culture and society. Sheena's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting her commitment to storytelling across various subjects.
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Sheena Goodyear's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including culture & society, government & politics, and entertainment news. Her articles often focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
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By: Sheena Goodyear
Ontario Emergency Preparedness Minister Jill Dunlop defended the province's wildfire response on CBC Radio's As It Happens on Tuesday, but her staff abruptly cut the interview short after she was asked to respond to criticism from community leaders.
How do great apes keep the peace? A new study shows a smooch, a snuggle or even a little hanky-panky can go a long way.
Sony Pictures Entertainment has announced plans to restore L.A.'s iconic Cinerama Dome to its former glory and reopen it in early 2028 — just as movie theatres show signs of emerging from a years-long decline in ticket sales.
By: Sheena Goodyear
Legend has it the last time County Mayo won the Gaelic Football All-Ireland in 1951, an angry priest cursed the team to never win another championship so long as they lived. But on Sunday — five years after the 1951 team's last surviving member died — Mayo beat Kerry to claim the Sam Maguire Cup for the first time in 75 years.
In August 1973, Allison Spencer's mom sent her and her kid sister to the beach in Ocean City, N.J., with a mission: Write a message in a bottle, and cast it off to sea. Fifty-three years later, that letter has found its way back to her.
By: Sheena Goodyear
Health Canada says it will drop questions about sexual behaviour from its screening process, eliminating a barrier that precluded many gay and bisexual men from donating sperm.
By: Sheena Goodyear
When Gelato the kitten arrived at a Cincinnati animal shelter last month, injured and unable to use his back legs, he was too tiny for an animal wheelchair. So the shelter worker who is fostering him decided to get creative.
By: Sheena Goodyear
Robertson, veteran Canadian journalist and news anchor, dies at 92 When Lloyd Robertson joined CTV News 50 years ago, Sandie Rinaldo says it changed her life forever.
Scientists have finally proven what Charles Darwin suspected more than a century ago — that a small, innocent-looking flowering plant growing in the rocky mountain crevices of southwestern China is, in fact, a killer.
Mollie the hamster has become something of a star in the running world after his owner, a Dutch physicist, rigged a system to track the critter's movements on the running app Strava.
