
Rachel Ward
Investigative Journalist at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Investigative journalist with @cbcfifth. Tips to [email protected]
Articles
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1 month ago |
thenewdaily.com.au | Melissa Meehan |Rachel Ward
A woman who took human toes from dog vomit to sell them on an online black market has avoided jail “by the barest of possible margins” for her macabre crime. A Melbourne court was told Joanna Kathlyn Kinman collected bizarre items and previously sold stillborn pets through the “Bone Buddies Australia” Facebook group. She was employed at a Victorian animal shelter as a ranger when two dogs regurgitated the toes and other remains in February 2024.
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2 months ago |
cbc.ca | Grant LaFleche |Rachel Ward |Mark Kelley
Some Canadian politicians and influencers, inspired by an American-born movement, are trying to roll back 2SLGBTQ+ rights in Canada — one book at a time.
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2 months ago |
rockawave.com | Rachel Ward
The Broad Channel Civic Association (BCCA) held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 15, where locals started off discussing issues surrounding parking limitations due to the installation of new shuttle bus stops. The bus stops have been placed on East 7th Road to replace A train and shuttle train routes during the temporary shutdown of the train lines. The removal of spaces impacts parking for many homes along Cross Bay Boulevard.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
rockawave.com | John Schilling |Rachel Ward
After lying in a coma for nearly six months, a Breezy Point man succumbed to his injuries sustained from a hit-and-run incident just two blocks away from his home on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024, the NYPD announced last month. According to the NYPD, officers from the 100th Precinct responded to a 911 call of “a person struck” near Beach 208 Street and Rockaway Point Boulevard at approximately 5:24 p.m. on Monday, May 13, 2024.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
cbc.ca | Rachel Ward |Steven D'Souza |Andrew Culbert |Daysha Tatya Loppie
Sitting in an interview room in a southern Alberta RCMP detachment, Tony Olienick looked calm. He stretched his legs as he casually told a police investigator what he thought should happen to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. "He needs to be tried for treason," Olienick said between bites of dinner. "If he's proven guilty, like we know he is, hang him – and get back to how it should be."But Trudeau wasn't the one facing trial.
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