Debora Van Brenk
London Free Press
Canada
Contact Debora
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Debora:
Relative rookie helms public board
He’s the youngest school board chairperson in Ontario. → Read More
Tory voters back outspoken reality TV star: survey
Conservative voters would be more more likely to choose outspoken TV personality Kevin O'Leary as their party leader among a field of seven declared and potential candidates for Stephen Harper's old job, a Forum Research poll suggests. → Read More
Londoner to lead airshow demos
In the world of air shows, few aerial demonstrations draw the kind of attention the CF-18 Hornet generates. → Read More
Eerie Erie
News, Local, Provincial, Canada, World, Sports, High School Sports, Local Hockey, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Lacrosse, Curling, Other Sports, Entertainment, Local, Movies, Music, Television, Celebrities, Life, Health, Food, Travel, Money, Opinion, Editorial, Letters, Column, Your Newspaper, Social medias, Events, UR, News, Sports, Life, Entertainment, Money, Opinion,… → Read More
The road more travelled
A county road once not even busy enough to have its own name will become the new mainstreet of the fastest-growing community on London’s fringes. → Read More
Home Depot pledges neonics phase-out
Environmentalists are applauding a move by the world’s largest home-improvement retailer toward removing a controversial pesticide from its garden plants. → Read More
Santa’s House is for the kids
You can’t miss the huge red Santa House in Victoria Park, its red siding and icing-eaves standing bright against a landscape where snow hasn’t yet touched down. → Read More
Rockin' New Year's lineup announced
Londoners might never hear the end of today's rock and of the next best thing as bands Sloan and Ivory Hours headline the Rockin' New Year's celebrations at London's Victoria Park. → Read More
Some want smokestack saved
During the years, heritage activists in London have worked to save landmark stores, houses and hospital buildings. → Read More
Ready to serve
Some have been jailed and tortured; others, sexually assaulted while their children were forced to watch. → Read More
Eliminating the middle man
An organization sprung from Ontario’s collapsed tobacco industry is getting more provincial cash to expand the largest of the region’s food hubs. → Read More
Home-grown shrimp
The town tobacco built, near the shore of one of the world’s biggest freshwater lakes, will soon be home to an unlikely harvest — saltwater shrimp. → Read More
Pea Soup
A slight change in the wind, current or rain keeps Lake Erie-watchers awake some summer nights. → Read More
London pair on space exploitation mission
News, Local, Provincial, Canada, World, Sports, High School Sports, Local Hockey, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Soccer, Lacrosse, Curling, Other Sports, Entertainment, Local, Movies, Music, Television, Celebrities, Life, Health, Food, Travel, Money, Opinion, Editorial, Letters, Column, Your Newspaper, Social medias, Events, UR, News, Sports, Life, Entertainment, Money, Opinion,… → Read More
Time to tap Ontario’s potential
En route to bringing 120,000 new agriculture jobs to Ontario, the province must hammer home — and abroad — its competitive advantages as a global food leader, says an advisory group to the agriculture minister. → Read More
Southwestern Ontario nervous as Toyota moves production to Mexico
LONDON, Ont. -- That was a nervous shudder you felt roll through Southwestern Ontario Wednesday. The question is, are more coming down the road? → Read More
Bill Cosby urges concertgoers to 'remain calm'
Bill Cosby says he plans to give southern Ontario fans the “show of (his) life” and advised those who attend his three performances this week to “remain calm” and non-confrontational if protesters interrupt. → Read More
'Santabomb' could bring wild weather for Christmas Day
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the town. → Read More
Ontario beekeepers sue pesticide manufacturers
Ontario beekeepers are suing pesticide manufacturers for $450 million, alleging their chemical agents are responsible for the huge decline in bee populations in recent years. → Read More
Cost of packaged food down from a year ago
Price-shocked meat eaters might be astounded by a new analysis that shows the cost of most grocery items has dropped since last year. → Read More