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Marg. Bruineman

Marg. Bruineman is an award-winning journalist who focuses on human interest stories

Recent Work by Marg.

The play's the thing as players present Much Ado About Nothing

The play's the thing as players present Much Ado About Nothing

'It's like the Hallmark movie of Shakespeare plays,' says producer of performances coming to Shipyards Amphitheatre
Local woman with rare syndrome brings change to pageant circuit

Local woman with rare syndrome brings change to pageant circuit

'I am proud to be the first Canadian to break through the glass ceiling and set a new standard for beauty,' says Andreia Pacheco, who has Okihiro syndrome
Major local investment at Honda will jolt area's EV manufacturing

Major local investment at Honda will jolt area's EV manufacturing

Electrical engineering professor at Georgian College says recent announcement for Alliston plant will be 'great opportunity' for its students in various departments
Films set to roll at Blue Mountain festival

Films set to roll at Blue Mountain festival

'It’s a really unique festival set in a unique location. And there’s a lot of magic that happens,' says organizer
Honda's EV plans gear up local economy, environmental efforts

Honda's EV plans gear up local economy, environmental efforts

'If you look at Canada as a geography, we actually can manage that entire end-to-end supply chain and that’s why you’re seeing the investments,' says systems design engineer
Closure of area landfill shows need to divert waste

Closure of area landfill shows need to divert waste

While the waste transfer site will remain open, the landfill is almost full and waste will have to be taken elsewhere once it closes – and the other two dumps in the county are also filling up
Atea athlete captures judges' attention on Canada's Got Talent

Atea athlete captures judges' attention on Canada's Got Talent

'I think I was lucky. My filming was one day, 12 hours before I had to leave,' rhythmic gymnast Carmel Kallemaa says of TV appearance
'Pretty cool': Area man tosses slo-pitch world title onto resume

'Pretty cool': Area man tosses slo-pitch world title onto resume

'In two years, I saw massive changes in terms of calibre (in Europe). It’s growing significantly over there,' says Ryan Wood, recently returned from event in Spain
PM says Honda announcement 'a very big day for the region, the province and the country'

PM says Honda announcement 'a very big day for the region, the province and the country'

'The fact that, with everybody competing in North America that wanted our business ... they chose New Tecumseth, Alliston, that’s a feather in our cap,' says mayor
Cool cat goes from Frankenstein to cover model

Cool cat goes from Frankenstein to cover model

An adoption that was 'meant to be,' two years later a cat and his human still happy together
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