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Katie Nicholls, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Katie Nicholls, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Katie's career in media started 15 years ago as she worked at many radio stations across Simcoe County. Coming to NWO was an adventure for her and her family. Katie has extensive on-air experience and is very interested in what's going on across the region. She also enjoys delving into stories that involve the criminal justice system

Email
knicholls@dougallmedia.com

Recent Work by Katie

Council to review report to electrify city vehicle fleet on Monday

Council to review report to electrify city vehicle fleet on Monday

The city hopes to have all vehicles replaced by 2044.
Quest: Tech & Gaming is back at the Gardens

Quest: Tech & Gaming is back at the Gardens

The event runs on Saturday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Fort William Gardens.
Mine rescuers testing their skills in a competition

Mine rescuers testing their skills in a competition

Mines from across the province are battling it out in a safety competition that will lead them to a province-wide face-off in June in Thunder Bay.
Great Lighthouse Rescue ready to raise cash and save castaways

Great Lighthouse Rescue ready to raise cash and save castaways

It's the second year for the Great Lighthouse Rescue down at the marina.
FedNor investing over $500k for local internship jobs

FedNor investing over $500k for local internship jobs

Over $500,000 is being invested by FedNor for various youth internship opportunities across Northwestern Ontario. 
As motorcycle season starts, be alert on the road: Thunder Bay Police

As motorcycle season starts, be alert on the road: Thunder Bay Police

Police report there were 12 motorcycle collisions in 2023. So far, two have been reported to police for 2024. 
ICYMI: GFL delivering new recycling bins to homes this week

ICYMI: GFL delivering new recycling bins to homes this week

New recycling containers that are being delivered now must not be used until July 1.
Two Thunder Bay men arrested during large OPP child porn case

Two Thunder Bay men arrested during large OPP child porn case

Thirty-four victims were identified in a province-wide child porn case.
INSPIRE encourages girls to try new sports

INSPIRE encourages girls to try new sports

Female students from across the city got to try out new sports in an effort to get more girls enrolled in physical activities.
Local leaders participate in mock emergency scenario

Local leaders participate in mock emergency scenario

The city is mandated by the province to attend at least one emergency response training session per year.
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