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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Doors to Dignity campaign building momentum toward new thrift store in Barrie

Barrie Families Unite, a local organization that helps people access essential needs, is pushing  forward with momentum for its Doors to Dignity campaign.  The community-driven...

Progress made on encampments since Barrie declared state of emergency

The homeless encampment along Mulcaster Street in front of the local courthouse and the Busby Centre in downtown Barrie has been dismantled following Mayor...

Progress made on encampments since Barrie declared state of emergency

The homeless encampment along Mulcaster Street in front of the local courthouse and the Busby Centre in downtown Barrie has been dismantled following Mayor...

Lease secured for Barrie’s newest library branch

The next step in expanding library services in Barrie is taking shape, with a lease secured for a new northwest branch. Deputy Mayor Robert Thomson...

Mayor Nuttall declares a state of emergency to address encampments

Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall has declared a state of emergency to address the city’s growing homelessness encampments, citing escalating health, safety and environmental risks...

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Nuttall campaigns on making resident-only parking at Centennial Beach

Alex Nuttall is promising to make the Centennial Park...

Ottawa Police Blotter – October 7

Good Morning Ottawa, The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has...

This Week in Barrie: Week of October 5

  The 2026 Municipal Election is coming. Be ready to...

Candidates vie for newly redrawn Ward 3 council seat in Barrie

Traffic safety, infrastructure, responsible growth and basic city services...