Casey Stranges

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Reporter at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

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Women in the Trades: How Lily Wynne is powering through 9,000 hours in electrical apprenticeship

Mar 3, 2025 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

According to Lily Wynne, the key to personal success is all about sticking with the task — “putting in the hours,” as she puts it. But Wynne, a student in Sault College’s Electrical Apprentice program, didn’t see herself as someone who’d be putting in those long hours and honing her craft in the trades. In her hometown of Peterborough, she tried her hand at a few professions.
Indigenous Leaders: Benjamin Feagin’s ‘lofty goals’ might transform greenhouse farming in the North

Feb 5, 2025 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

Benjamin Feagin is on a mission to transform the way Indigenous communities grow and sustain their own food sources. The CEO of Dryden-based AgriTech North admits the company — which aims to lower fresh food costs for Indigenous communities by 25 per cent — has “lofty goals.” But Feagin is one step closer to seeing this vision fulfilled.
Indigenous Leaders: Wiky chef enters the spotlight in first-of-its-kind culinary education role

Jan 3, 2025 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

Joseph Shawana never expected he would be standing in front of a lecture hall filled with college students in Toronto.
Jobs of the Future: New Cambrian College program looks 'under the hood’ of AI

Nov 6, 2024 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

Can Northern Ontario become a thriving hub for AI jobs? With Sudbury's Cambrian College now welcoming its first cohort of students in the AI and Machine Learning program, instructor Yousef Elarian believes it just might. Elarian leads the post-graduate program at the Sudbury campus, with between 35 and 40 students expected to begin in January.
Communities on the Move: Wolves, winter and warmth: Timmins makes its pitch to attract docs

Sep 16, 2024 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

From the tree-lined patio of a camp overlooking Kamiskotia Lake, physician recruiter Corey Krupa delivers his best sales pitch to a recently graduated radiologist from the Greater Toronto Area. But the sales pitch isn’t just about the job or the Timmins and District Hospital (TDH.) It’s more about the community. “Hiking, kayaking, winter sports, the outdoors,” Krupa said.
Indigenous Leaders: Kenjgewin Teg looking for ‘piece of post-secondary pie’ as student population grows

Aug 21, 2024 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

One year into her tenure as Kenjgewin Teg president, Beverley Roy says the school is well on its way to establishing itself as a place to rekindle the fire of knowledge, as she puts it. But as its student population grows — Roy counts approximately 600 learners currently enrolled in 2024 — the M’Chigeeng school, located in the central part of Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron, is going to need more of a financial commitment from the province to make those dreams a reality.
BEYOND LOCAL: From ex-con to carpenter: Helping fill northern Ontario’s labour gap

Mar 15, 2024 | burlingtontoday.com | Casey Stranges

Fred Oag isn’t shying away from his checkered past. The Sudbury man made a series of troubling choices — for years, he struggled with a serious drug addiction, then ended up serving an eight-year sentence for manslaughter stemming from a violent altercation in 2014. But in prison, Oag said, you’re confronted with two stark choices: turn your life around or end up dead. Oag, with two young grandkids who barely knew him, opted to fix things. He served his time. Stayed sober. Looked for work.
Farm to Fork: ‘Sense of dread’ for beef farmers as Thunder Bay abattoir owners continue search for buyer

Feb 12, 2024 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

Beef farmers in Northern Ontario are used to weathering the ups and downs of the industry. That includes rising production costs, a shrinking labour pool, and a consumer base that appears stretched thin when it comes to how much they’re willing to spend on groceries. Now, operators in the region are watching with concern as the owners of a major abattoir near Thunder Bay consider selling their business — or completely shutting its doors — if a buyer can’t be found.
Report identifies 'generational gap' within mining ranks on adapting to new tech

Nov 9, 2023 | northernontariobusiness.com | Casey Stranges

A large segment of the mining industry’s workforce is in danger of being left behind by new, high-tech changes in the field. That’s one of the findings in Balancing the Potential Impact of New Innovations and Technologies, a recent report by Workforce Planning for Sudbury & Manitoulin and the Labour Market Group in North Bay. According to the paper, changes in the sector are forcing Northern Ontario’s aging labour pool to adopt new skills to stay competitive.
IN PHOTOS: This week's most compelling Canadian images

Oct 7, 2023 | cbc.ca | Anne M. Peterson |Chris Brown |Casey Stranges |Peter Armstrong

CanadaIN PHOTOS: This week's most compelling Canadian imagesFrom a historic moment in the House of Commons to Oktoberfest in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ont., here are some of the best Canadian images of the past week. Posted: Oct 03, 2023 4:24 PM EDT | Last Updated: October 7

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Articles

Women in the Trades: How Lily Wynne is powering through 9,000 hours in electrical apprenticeship

Indigenous Leaders: Benjamin Feagin’s ‘lofty goals’ might transform greenhouse farming in the North

Indigenous Leaders: Wiky chef enters the spotlight in first-of-its-kind culinary education role

Jobs of the Future: New Cambrian College program looks 'under the hood’ of AI

Communities on the Move: Wolves, winter and warmth: Timmins makes its pitch to attract docs

Indigenous Leaders: Kenjgewin Teg looking for ‘piece of post-secondary pie’ as student population grows

BEYOND LOCAL: From ex-con to carpenter: Helping fill northern Ontario’s labour gap

Farm to Fork: ‘Sense of dread’ for beef farmers as Thunder Bay abattoir owners continue search for buyer

Report identifies 'generational gap' within mining ranks on adapting to new tech

IN PHOTOS: This week's most compelling Canadian images

Journalists covering the same region

Jonathan Pinto

Ross Reynolds

Marissa Lentz

Mike McDonald

Cory Nordstrom

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