Steve McKinley is a journalist at the Toronto Star, serving as the Atlantic Canada Correspondent. He covers a range of topics including crime, the impact of the coronavirus, and regional stories from Nova Scotia, while also exploring themes related to retail and brick-and-mortar businesses. Steve's work has been featured in various publications, including the St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, The Hamilton Spectator, and Guitar Girl Magazine.
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By: Kate Allen, Steve McKinley
A long-simmering feud over where this country's honey producers can obtain bees to replenish their stock goes to the courts Monday, pitting some of Western Canada's beekeepers against the federal government in a battle over whether this country's ban is lawful or necessary.
By: Steve McKinley
The Canadians were reportedly met by Canadian diplomats on the Egyptian side of the border.
“They told me ‘Stand strong. We'll be back soon,' ” says Canadian who stayed behind in Gaza.
“They told me ‘Stand strong. We’ll be back soon,’ ” says Canadian who stayed behind in Gaza as his family got out.
By: Steve McKinley
Three-digit number is enlisted in battle against second most common cause of death among young people.
By: Steve McKinley
A number of Purdue Extension Professionals were recognized at the annual Purdue Extension Professional Development Conference (PDC) on Thursday, December 14, at the Tippecanoe County 4-H Fairgrounds.
By: Steve McKinley
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By: Steve McKinley
New store offers residents healthy and affordable options close to home
By: Steve McKinley
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