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Austin Campbell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Austin Campbell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Originating from London, ON, Austin has lived and worked in Thunder Bay for close to a decade, including time spent obtaining his HBA and MA in English at Lakehead University. Now, he happily contributes to the ever-evolving landscape of journalism in Northern Ontario through Canada's LJI program and swears he is going to complete that novel he's been working on.

He currently resides on the Fort William side of Thunder Bay with his partner and their adopted cat (see: furry dependent), Tux.

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Recent Work by Austin

Top 5 moustaches in Northern Ontario

Top 5 moustaches in Northern Ontario

Cataloguing some of Northern Ontario's finest upper lip cozies ahead of an important month for men's mental health.
OPP respond to staffing concerns in Hornepayne

OPP respond to staffing concerns in Hornepayne

OPP Sgt. Kevin Fellinger appeared before council to address concerns that residents have been raising since last fall.
Hajdu and Rickford ‘stand ready’ for Ginoogaming

Hajdu and Rickford ‘stand ready’ for Ginoogaming

Ginoogaming First Nation's Chief Sheri Taylor recently criticized the provincial and federal governments' response to her community's state of emergency. Ministers Greg Rickford and Patty Hajdu have now responded to Taylor's comments.
Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

The municipality of Wawa has decided to join other communities along the northshore in implementing a municipal accommodation tax. Dougall Media spoke with Mayor Melanie Pilon about what this means for the future.
Former Red Rock mayor had 'deep compassion and genuine care' for residents

Former Red Rock mayor had 'deep compassion and genuine care' for residents

Gary Nelson served the community for over 50 years.
‘These are not your lands to give away’: Chief Black on Ontario’s Mining Act

‘These are not your lands to give away’: Chief Black on Ontario’s Mining Act

A new case filed against the province of Ontario calls for changes to be made to the structure of the Mining Act, following tensions and conflict over mining claims recorded on traditional lands.
Superior North Pet Centre celebrates grand opening

Superior North Pet Centre celebrates grand opening

Dougall Media followed up with owner and manager, Sunny Jordan, to learn how the grand opening went and what comes next for a business that aims to address gaps in animal welfare along the north shore.
'Better, bigger paycheques': Premier Ford on new investment in the North

'Better, bigger paycheques': Premier Ford on new investment in the North

The funding announced by the province will support skills and safety training for several local and regional trades organizations, in partnership with First Nations communities.
Chief Taylor discusses infrastructure upgrades

Chief Taylor discusses infrastructure upgrades

With much-needed infrastructure upgrades on the way, Ginoogaming First Nation is set to save on money, time, and loss of personal property - while ensuring the safety of all community members. Chief Sheri Taylor sat down with Dougall Media to discuss the project.
Matawa annual general meeting highlights strength in numbers

Matawa annual general meeting highlights strength in numbers

The meeting brought together all nine Chiefs of Matawa First Nations in Neskantaga, where the need to stand together to protect culture, resources, and the land was a prominent topic of discussion.
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