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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

Local trucker inspiring other women to gear up for 'wonderful' job

Local trucker inspiring other women to gear up for 'wonderful' job

'I feel very empowered,' Jennifer Winters says as she chronicles on YouTube her journey from the U.K. to break into trucking industry, where female drivers are rare
'Poverty' lawyer says homelessness here to stay 'in large numbers'

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

'Where are they going to live? ... Some of them don’t want to live in emergency shelters. That’s why they’re in encampments,' Jeff Schlemmer says
'Immersive' 1.5M LED holiday light show coming to Newmarket

'Immersive' 1.5M LED holiday light show coming to Newmarket

Pop-up holiday light event coming to Upper Canada Mall despite some bylaw conflict over event that raised funds for epilepsy
Province needs to prioritize hospitals over highways, activists say

Province needs to prioritize hospitals over highways, activists say

'We need our money spent differently,' attendee says; rally part of provincewide push against Bradford Bypass and Highway 413
'This fight's not over': Activists call for 'health care, not highways'

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

'They’re spending our money ... on highways that are half baked, half designed, half approved. Meanwhile, we have a health-care crisis that could really benefit with more money,' says local advocate
Connor McDavid's wedding photos from Muskoka nuptials go viral

Connor McDavid's wedding photos from Muskoka nuptials go viral

'It was the most perfect weekend I could ever imagine,' new wife says after Muskoka wedding
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
Community mourns motorcycling instructor killed in Hwy. 400 crash

Community mourns motorcycling instructor killed in Hwy. 400 crash

Branden Tsamanis 'had the gift to support people, help people,' his father says; motorcycle convoy planned in his honour tonight
'Very unfair': Town says it's not to blame after tire damaged by loose water box lid

'Very unfair': Town says it's not to blame after tire damaged by loose water box lid

Driver is facing $2,000 bill and increased insurance costs, and he's not satisfied with the Town of Newmarket's response to the incident on Davis Drive
'Eroded his brain': Man says long Southlake stay harmed father

'Eroded his brain': Man says long Southlake stay harmed father

Family describes difficult journey getting proper treatment in health-care system
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