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Nicky Shaw

Nicky Shaw

Nicky started working as a Newswatch reporter in December 2024 after graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism and a minor in Environmental and Climate Humanities from Carleton University.

Previously, she worked as a casual reporter and editor for CBC Thunder Bay. Aligning with her passion for covering global environmental and humanitarian issues, she has worked to develop in-depth multimedia content to share the diverse experiences of those in Northwestern Ontario, especially those often left with little voice in the media. She also has practical knowledge covering stories from other various topics, including science, business, policy, entertainment and culture.

Recent Work by Nicky

Family Day Powwow returns for another big year in Thunder Bay

Family Day Powwow returns for another big year in Thunder Bay

Coordinator says the venue and the number of people participating are humongous now.
Two men arrested in Deer Lake after seizure of cocaine and shotguns

Two men arrested in Deer Lake after seizure of cocaine and shotguns

The men were remanded into custody with future appearance dates.
Kenora resident receives Joan Mead Builder’s Award

Kenora resident receives Joan Mead Builder’s Award

Andrea Ronnebeck says she never anticipated passing along her passion in curling would be acknowledged with such ‘an amazing award.’
32-year-old arrested with firearm and drug charges

32-year-old arrested with firearm and drug charges

The individual is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Sioux Lookout in March.
Health unit launches new Indigenous food sovereignty curriculum

Health unit launches new Indigenous food sovereignty curriculum

Youth can receive a colouring book as part of the curriculum.
Neebing Fire Rescue hopes to raise $60,000

Neebing Fire Rescue hopes to raise $60,000

The charity says the 50/50 fundraiser will run until March 25.
Family Skate Day kicks off in Neebing

Family Skate Day kicks off in Neebing

Families flocked to the rink outside the Blake Community Hall.
Kenora school board and Shibogama First Nations Council sign memorandum

Kenora school board and Shibogama First Nations Council sign memorandum

The agreement extends past KPDSB’s currently enrolled students to students living in Shibogama communities and attending community schools.
Dryden and Toronto residents charged with drug trafficking

Dryden and Toronto residents charged with drug trafficking

The two individuals are scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Dryden on Friday.
Electoral offices are open in Thunder Bay

Electoral offices are open in Thunder Bay

Residents can vote now at offices in the Country Fair Mall and the former Agnew H. Johnston Public School.
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