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Nicky Shaw

Nicky Shaw

Nicky started working as a Newswatch reporter in December 2024 after graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism and a minor in Environmental and Climate Humanities from Carleton University.

Previously, she worked as a casual reporter and editor for CBC Thunder Bay. Aligning with her passion for covering global environmental and humanitarian issues, she has worked to develop in-depth multimedia content to share the diverse experiences of those in Northwestern Ontario, especially those often left with little voice in the media. She also has practical knowledge covering stories from other various topics, including science, business, policy, entertainment and culture.

Recent Work by Nicky

Harmful stereotypes: Indigenous youth discuss the criminal justice system

Harmful stereotypes: Indigenous youth discuss the criminal justice system

Feathers of Hope CEO says they envision this event leading into one next year.
Road Angels Thunder Bay help sponsor Wapekeka First Nation pet clinic

Road Angels Thunder Bay help sponsor Wapekeka First Nation pet clinic

Hands to Paws North volunteer Nikki Burns says most of the groups that travel to the northwest First Nation communities couldn't do it on their own if they didn't have events like the Ruff Ride.
Evacuation issued for Sandy Lake First Nation

Evacuation issued for Sandy Lake First Nation

Residents are advised to gather at the Southeast corner of the community, where fire management staff are mobilizing boats.
Investigation ongoing into Atikokan residential fire

Investigation ongoing into Atikokan residential fire

OPP say no one was injured in the fire that destroyed the residence and threatened the surrounding forested area.
New security measures coming to the Sioux Lookout airport

New security measures coming to the Sioux Lookout airport

The airport is transforming a section of its existing departure area to accommodate passenger screening starting.
14th Annual Hike for Hospice exceeds $50 K

14th Annual Hike for Hospice exceeds $50 K

Participants fundraised throughout the Thunder Bay District for the hike.
$31 K and rising fundraised for annual alzheimer’s walk

$31 K and rising fundraised for annual alzheimer’s walk

Regional vice president says they’re really excited to see what’s possible — hoping to raise $7 million nationally and up to $35,000 locally.
2025 Superior Quilt Show kicks off this weekend

2025 Superior Quilt Show kicks off this weekend

Show coordinator says Friday and Saturday were their two busiest days because everybody wanted to see what was new, especially from the vendors.
Under the big top: Great Benjamins Circus returns

Under the big top: Great Benjamins Circus returns

The circus will run Friday to Sunday.
NOSM University holds town hall in Thunder Bay as it plans for the future

NOSM University holds town hall in Thunder Bay as it plans for the future

NOSM head Mike Green says Thunder Bay has been an important part of the university since its beginnings and will always be important into the future.
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