Stu Campaigne is a news reporter for BayToday.ca, focusing on local news in North Bay, Canada. With a keen interest in community affairs and public interest stories, Stu covers a wide range of topics including infrastructure projects, local events, city council decisions, and community issues.
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Stu Campaigne's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, city council decisions, public projects, and crime and justice in the North Bay area of Canada. He may be interested in pitches related to local government actions or announcements, developments in public projects within North Bay, or stories surrounding crime and justice issues specific to the region.
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By: Stu Campaigne
16-year-old victim remains in hospital: We are here to 'show Kailey that she is loved and supported and that she has people here that are willing to get justice for her'
Protesters on hand to 'show Kaylie that she is loved and supported and that she has people here that are willing to get justice for her'
'We're trying to protect our benefits and our pension and Canada Post is trying to roll back a lot of what we've already fought for. They're rolling it back for the new employees so we're fighting for the new people who are coming through'
By: Stu Campaigne
We are here to 'show Kaylie that she is loved and supported and that she has people here that are willing to get justice for her'
North Bay City Council officially approved the construction of a long-debated $63M project, following a staff recommendation to approve an increase to its community and recreation centre budget
Find out what the members of North Bay City Council had to say about the vote that officially approved the $63M twin-pad arena and community centre project
The arena project has been in the works for more than a decade
'We have been advised by Ontario Health that funding for the project has been terminated. All activities will be wound down early in the new year'
'Over the last two years, Ontario Health has worked with Canadore College officials, providing them with considerable opportunities to get this project up and running. Canadore was unable to address clinical and operational requirements'
By: Stu Campaigne
CUPW Local 576 members picket at post office in North Bay, Ontario, Nov. 15, fighting for better wages, working conditions, end to plan to hire part-time weekend workers at lower pay.
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