Vincent McDermott is a journalist at various publications including The Beaumont News and Edmonton Journal. He covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as climate change, education, and natural resources. Vincent's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CBC and The Calgary Sun.
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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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Lesser Slave Lake MLA was kicked out of party last year after criticizing the budget
Lesser Slave Lake MLA Scott Sinclair is back with the United Conservative Party, more than a year after he was kicked out of the caucus.
Seniors say they find medical and housing needs haven't kept up
By: Vincent McDermott
Centurion Project says database was aimed at identifying, recruiting people for independence push
By: Vincent McDermott
Filings show how investigators used fictional names to trace a massive leak back to a separatist group
By: Vincent McDermott
Province says process to include Indigenous communities, local municipalities, environmental groups and more
Norman Lineham was napping on couch when he was killed
By: Vincent McDermott
Two members of the three-person council ignored their bylaws in an attempt to disqualify candidate, says judge
By: Vincent Mcdermott
Coun. Samantha Whalen says she was given a $421,000 invoice from the rest of the First Nation’s leadership in January to stop her from running for a third council term. The First Nation’s election regulations prevent candidates from owing money to the First Nation or any band-owned entities.
Elimination of hundreds of positions were announced in 2024 but cancelled a month later after public outrage
