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David Briggs, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

David Briggs, Local Journalism Initiative reporter

David Briggs is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter covering civic and diversity issues for BayToday. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada

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Recent Work by David

Town prepares to celebrate the arts

Town prepares to celebrate the arts

Bonfield’s new event celebrates ‘cultural diversity, heritage, and historical significance’
Township appoints weed inspector

Township appoints weed inspector

‘The province dictates that we must have one,’ Bonfield’s CAO noted, speaking of the position
Mind your signs, businesses owners

Mind your signs, businesses owners

West Nipissing reminds folks to keep signs off municipal land
NFL Canada unveils game ball designed by NFN artist

NFL Canada unveils game ball designed by NFN artist

‘In my culture artwork is educational, so for the NFL to unveil these footballs as part of Super Bowl celebrations is an incredible opportunity,’ Commanda said
Le Carnaval promises to be a feast for the senses

Le Carnaval promises to be a feast for the senses

Bring your appetite, because a big part of Le Carnaval is the delicious food on offer
Nipissing First Nation hosts Community Wellness Summit

Nipissing First Nation hosts Community Wellness Summit

Two-day conference focused on community health, healing and safety
Ontario NDP nominates its Nipissing candidate

Ontario NDP nominates its Nipissing candidate

Current Mattawa councillor gets the nod to enter provincial race
Ministry considers province-wide council code of conduct

Ministry considers province-wide council code of conduct

Bonfield’s council provides training for new councillors, but 'many municipalities currently do not offer the training'
Beware of craft show vendor scam, West Nipissing

Beware of craft show vendor scam, West Nipissing

Municipality warns residents of ‘suspicious posts circulating on social media’
Mattawa continues to call on province to fund OPP

Mattawa continues to call on province to fund OPP

‘Any time we have an opportunity we’re going to take it to make sure we’re heard,’ mayor Raymond Bélanger said
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