Vincent McDermott is a journalist at various publications including The Beaumont News and Edmonton Journal. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, climate change, water management, and education, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Vincent's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Calgary Sun and CBC.
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Fort McMurray, Canada (Local)
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Vincent McDermott's coverage heavily focuses on local news and events in Fort McMurray, Alberta. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, municipal development, and the economy.
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Pipeline projected to bring more than 1 million barrels of oil per day to B.C.'s southwest coast
By: Vincent McDermott
Project considered a requirement for the feds to approve proposed West Coast pipeline
By: Vincent McDermott
Financial issues forced work on the project to stall in 2022
By: Vincent McDermott
Municipality joining other rural communities in lobbying the province for lower rates
By: Vincent McDermott
What happens after an agricultural disaster is declared by a municipality?
By: Vincent McDermott
From stone knives to tin cans, museum returns relics showing how Indigenous people have lived off the land
By: Vincent McDermott
Judge says energy companies should have been served when ACFN applied for judicial review
Premier Danielle Smith hopes federal negotiators will return to the table after the collapse of trade talks in Washington triggered a 50 per cent tariff on Canadian exports. But she also said that the last minute demands from American negotiators were “untenable” and “too painful” for Canada to accept.
By: Vincent McDermott
Training gaps and poor weather were cited as factors in a fatal 2024 crash near Fort Chipewyan
By: Vincent McDermott
Alberta's oil sector still has advantages over Venezuela, experts say
