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Joseph Quigley

Joseph Quigley

Joseph Quigley is NewmarketToday’s municipal reporter. He is a journalist who believes in the importance of local councils and is passionate about the political world, social justice and community service.

Joseph has reported in places across the country for five years, including Alberta and Haliburton, Ontario. He has contributed to award-winning newspapers and stories, including a runner-up for reporter of the year by the Ontario Community Newspapers Association.

Joseph is volunteer with the Haliburton Rotaract Club, completing service projects and acting as secretary. He has english and journalism degrees from Trent University and Loyalist College.

Phone
905-895-1432 ext. 1226
Email
[email protected]

Recent Work by Joseph

Local football team travelling to Ohio to play its top squad

Local football team travelling to Ohio to play its top squad

Huron Heights Warriors to travel to Ohio in October to play state champions, as they still lack a league to play in
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Local dog owner wants laws strengthened after 'brutal attack'

Local dog owner wants laws strengthened after 'brutal attack'

Newmarket resident battling for more action after he says a neighbouring dog hopped a fence and injured his pooch last summer
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Truck takes 'drive thru' term literally, strikes wall at area car wash

Truck takes 'drive thru' term literally, strikes wall at area car wash

Police investigating after damage done to 24-hour car wash in Newmarket, when a truck went through the back wall
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Area MPP wants Ontario government to set rules for use of AI

Area MPP wants Ontario government to set rules for use of AI

Dawn Gallagher Murphy introduces private member's motion to assess risks, find ethical ways to use artificial intelligence in government 'to digitally transform customer service for Ontarians'
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York Region bracing for wooly invasive insect that harms hemlocks

York Region bracing for wooly invasive insect that harms hemlocks

Municipality is setting up a monitoring program for the hemlock wooly adelgid that could threaten trees common in regional forest
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Heritage advocates want province to extend 'nearly impossible' deadline

Heritage advocates want province to extend 'nearly impossible' deadline

Architectural Conservancy of Ontario leading charge to extend deadline beyond 2025 to designate heritage properties, which would be open for demolition, development otherwise
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'Coming home': New Southlake president talks vision for future

'Coming home': New Southlake president talks vision for future

Newmarket native Dr. Paul Woods talks about his experiences in the first months in the top job at the hospital, and his drive to improve the patient's 'journey' through the care system
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Metrolinx making safety improvements along Barrie GO line

Metrolinx making safety improvements along Barrie GO line

Enhancements coming to sidewalks on Mulock, Water, Timothy and Davis throughout April
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Southlake struggles to find new site after Greenbelt plan reversal

Southlake struggles to find new site after Greenbelt plan reversal

Newmarket hospital president says there's no candidate on the horizon for much needed second hospital site after the province nixed the proposal for King Greenbelt lands
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What speeding in nearby town could cost you starting this summer

What speeding in nearby town could cost you starting this summer

Automated speed enforcement starts ticketing in July, with a fee scale based on how many kilometres your vehicle is travelling over the speed limit
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