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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

York Region reminds residents to avoid ER if possible over holidays

York Region reminds residents to avoid ER if possible over holidays

Season busier time of year for emergency rooms
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Newmarket opens redone community hockey rink

Newmarket opens redone community hockey rink

'I can’t think of anything better at Christmas time than seeing a bunch of kids out there,' mayor says
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Newmarket restaurant charged for poor floor condition

Newmarket restaurant charged for poor floor condition

King restaurant also faced charges for facility maintenance in public health inspections last week
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New Dark Horse coffee chain arrives in Newmarket

New Dark Horse coffee chain arrives in Newmarket

Shop making its first foray outside of Toronto by filling the space once held by Starbucks in Indigo on Yonge
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Newmarket lifts ban on street parking during holidays

Newmarket lifts ban on street parking during holidays

You can now park on residential streets in Newmarket overnight until Jan. 3, but not during snowfall events
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Central York Fire Services brings on two new deputies

Central York Fire Services brings on two new deputies

Dan Waters, Lorianne Zwicker to support new fire chief Rocco Volpe
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More than a third of York Region public board schools are overcapacity

More than a third of York Region public board schools are overcapacity

Financial Accountability Office of Ontario report finds YRDSB had more than 11,000 over-capacity students last school year, and will require $553 million to build new schools in next decade
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Holiday sales, shows, events in and around Newmarket

Holiday sales, shows, events in and around Newmarket

Here's where you can enjoy the festive season, do some shopping and start planning for New Year's Eve
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York Region increasing prices at waste depots

York Region increasing prices at waste depots

Price rising from $10 to $11 for small loads
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'Bad experience': 7 Newmarket businesses broken into in one night

'Bad experience': 7 Newmarket businesses broken into in one night

Doors and windows were smashed at multiple storefronts in Davis and Leslie area
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