Stephen J. Donkers

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Originally from Oshawa and raised in Barrie and Innisfil, Stephen J. Donkers began his career in Ontario’s film and television industry as an assistant director before pivoting to journalism and corporate communications through studies at Humber Polytechnic. With experience in digital marketing and communications, he brings a sharp storytelling lens to every role. Stephen currently works in marketing while reporting for Compass News in Barrie, covering impactful community stories in the city he proudly calls home. He lives in Barrie with his family and two pets.

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Ontario government pledges $89M to expand Community Paramedicine program

The Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care (CPLTC) program is now permanent and will expand its services with $89-million in new funding from the Ontario government. The...

Road diet proposal nixed in favour of more stop signs for Madelaine Drive

Barrie city council has made a U-turn on proposed road diet plans for Madelaine Drive in favour of additional stop signs.  The original proposal would...

Barrie digs in: Construction begins on two long-term care facilities

Shovels are officially in the ground as construction begins on two long-term care facilities in Barrie. At the Grove Park Home for Senior Citizens, located...

Barrie Allandale Transit Terminal set to roll into a September opening

Residents will soon be able to use the new inter-regional Barrie Allandale Transit Terminal, as the project nears completion and is expected to be...

Throwing support to score a big win for Barrie Families Unite’s fundraising campaign

Nearly 30 players hit the course for a fun round of disc golf — all in support of Barrie Families Unite’s Doors to Dignity...

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Ottawa kicks off construction season with $700M infrastructure push

It’s officially construction season in Ottawa, as city officials...

Two-car LRT service is returning, but east-extension still faces uncertainty

Ottawa transit officials say two-car LRT service will return...

City of Ottawa’s Rural Business Liaison position continues to progress

On Thursday, Ottawa’s Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee met...

Ottawa police blotter – week of May 14

Good Morning Ottawa, The Ottawa Police have been very...
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