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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Skateboard Association kickflips into giving back to community

For Corey Henderson, skateboarding has always been more than a sport. It's a source of confidence, resilience and community – values he hopes to pass...

Defence manufacturing could bring thousands of jobs to Barrie, says Nuttall

Mayor Alex Nuttall is optimistic about Barrie's economic future. Speaking with Compass News, Nuttall said the city is well-positioned to become a major player in...

Residents push back against major Barrie south development proposal

How tall is too tall? A proposed high-density development on Essa Road is facing strong opposition from area residents, who argue the project is...

Barrie’s moment: growth, identity and the fight to keep community intact

Barrie is no longer the small lakeside city many residents remember. Construction cranes rise above parts of the downtown skyline. High-rise towers are being proposed...

Lakehead STEM hubs move closer to completion in downtown Barrie

Progress continues on Lakehead University’s future STEM hubs in downtown Barrie. The City of Barrie says interior construction at the 24 Maple Ave. site is...

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Simcoe takes over downtown Busby Centre properties

Simcoe County is taking over two downtown Barrie properties...

Ward 5 race pits experience against change

Experience versus change. That is shaping up to be the...

Seniors are a vibrant & interesting part of the community

Submitted by: Gwen Kavanagh, the Barrie Seniors & Accessibility...