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Marg. Bruineman

Marg. Bruineman is an award-winning journalist who focuses on human interest stories

Recent Work by Marg.

Honda's EV plans gear up local economy, environmental efforts

Honda's EV plans gear up local economy, environmental efforts

'If you look at Canada as a geography, we actually can manage that entire end-to-end supply chain and that’s why you’re seeing the investments,' says systems design engineer
Diversion necessary as Collingwood landfill closes soon

Diversion necessary as Collingwood landfill closes soon

While the waste transfer site will remain open, the landfill is almost full and waste will have to be taken elsewhere once it closes – and the other two dumps in the county are also filling up
Films set to roll at Blue Mountain festival

Films set to roll at Blue Mountain festival

'It’s a really unique festival set in a unique location. And there’s a lot of magic that happens,' says organizer
BOLD: Plenty to see below the surface despite lack of 'pretty fish'

BOLD: Plenty to see below the surface despite lack of 'pretty fish'

'This time of year, the water is really cold, but the visibility is awesome, it’s almost like it is in the Caribbean, depending upon where you’re diving of course,' says divemaster Jody Smith
Honda workers amped up for opportunities at Alliston EV factory

Honda workers amped up for opportunities at Alliston EV factory

'The fact that, with everybody competing in North America that wanted our business ... they chose New Tecumseth, Alliston, that’s a feather in our cap,' says mayor
20 years later, tale of revival an annual lunch conversation

20 years later, tale of revival an annual lunch conversation

Paul Henderson remembers only pieces from the day he had a heart attack, including a paramedic telling him 'these two guys just saved your life'
Fusion 5 set to show paintings, quilts and sculptures in new show

Fusion 5 set to show paintings, quilts and sculptures in new show

Exhibit of the five artists' work opens April 6 with a reception and runs at The Gallery at L.E. Shore in Thornbury to May 1
Therapist launches 'emotional intelligence' program for girls

Therapist launches 'emotional intelligence' program for girls

Pandemic-induced anxiety 'could have been prevented if this kind of education was provided earlier,' says Barrie Anxiety Clinic founder
Have scalpel, syringes, gloves, gowns — will travel far for good

Have scalpel, syringes, gloves, gowns — will travel far for good

Comprised of surgical specialists, Team Broken Earth Barrie returning to Guatemala to provide necessary health care to underprivileged patients
One year after brain surgery, Barrie swimmer medals at OFSAA

One year after brain surgery, Barrie swimmer medals at OFSAA

'After all the adversities he went through, to be able to have that kind of a comeback is actually amazing,' says Jonah Solem’s mom
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