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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

Newmarket-Tay exploring sale or merger of power company

Newmarket-Tay exploring sale or merger of power company

Goal is to ensure infrastructure is available to deliver affordable, reliable energy 'not only for the next 10 years but for the next 50 years,' mayor says
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'Poverty' lawyer says homelessness here to stay 'in large numbers'

'Poverty' lawyer says homelessness here to stay 'in large numbers'

'I think what’s happening with the huge increase in the number of homeless Ontarians is the biggest threat to my client community of low-income Ontarians that will happen in my legal career,' he says
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'Wilful neglect?': Family shocked at condition of historic home

'Wilful neglect?': Family shocked at condition of historic home

'This isn’t just us, this is the whole community speaking ... What the heck is going on with that house? Why has it been allowed to deteriorate?' asks descendant of pioneer John Bogart
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'This fight's not over': Activists call for 'health care, not highways'

'This fight's not over': Activists call for 'health care, not highways'

Groups to rally against Bradford Bypass, Highway 413 and for more health care spending Saturday outside MPP's office
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Federal funding aims to ready workers for 'heat pump boom'

Federal funding aims to ready workers for 'heat pump boom'

$500,000 in funding will support training of technicians in the installation and use of heat pumps, parliamentary secretary said today in Newmarket
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Wind phone helps send messages to those who have passed

Wind phone helps send messages to those who have passed

Town of Newmarket, in partnership with Oasis: A Centre for Bereavement and Healing, is installing the device that can help provide comfort to those who are grieving
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Area restaurant again takes top butter tart honours in Midland

Area restaurant again takes top butter tart honours in Midland

Newmarket restaurant produces top wild-style butter tart at annual best-in-province festival
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Newmarket-Tay Power CEO stepping down

Newmarket-Tay Power CEO stepping down

'Bittersweet is an understatement,' CEO says as he prepares to leave for top job with London Hydro
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'Worst times': Single dad fighting cancer becomes homeless

'Worst times': Single dad fighting cancer becomes homeless

'Everybody's got the right to a home, but it seems like that doesn't apply here," man says, calls out weak government support system
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BEYOND LOCAL: Southlake struggles to find new site after Greenbelt plan reversal

BEYOND LOCAL: 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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