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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.

Email
acampbell@dougallmedia.com

Recent Work by Austin

Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

Revenues will be directed to tourism, economic development projects
Ginoogaming breaks ground on major infrastructure upgrades

Ginoogaming breaks ground on major infrastructure upgrades

Project will bolster community safety, longevity of road infrastructure
Terrace Bay print shop announces closure

Terrace Bay print shop announces closure

Seventy-five-year-old business closing is a casualty of local pulp mill idling
Red Rock's iconic Quebec Lodge gets rebranded

Red Rock's iconic Quebec Lodge gets rebranded

Dubbed 'The Lodge," BMI Group and Red Rock Developments renovate a local mainstay into Red Rock's newest fishing lodge, B&B
Marathon turns the tide with port revitalization plans

Marathon turns the tide with port revitalization plans

Town expects to see first ship arrive in revitalized port this year as dredging operations begin
'We will leave no stone unturned': forestry minister on the Terrace Bay mill

'We will leave no stone unturned': forestry minister on the Terrace Bay mill

Graydon Smith says provincial government will not give up on the people of Terrace Bay
Returning cruise ships will help spread the wealth, says tourism outfit

Returning cruise ships will help spread the wealth, says tourism outfit

Superior Country plans for return of cruise ships to northwestern Ontario this summer
'Tons of jobs but no people,' says northwestern Ontario workforce planning board

'Tons of jobs but no people,' says northwestern Ontario workforce planning board

As population ages, opportunities are plenty for working-age northerners in the northwest
Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Council mulls boost to short-term accommodation tax to six per cent
Door remains open for Indigenous dialogue, says Ring of Fire mine developer

Door remains open for Indigenous dialogue, says Ring of Fire mine developer

Wyloo CEO says company will continue outreach to project opponents
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