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Beatriz Baleeiro

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London, Ontario, Toronto
As seen in: London Free Press, The Toronto Star, Flipboard, National Post, Complex, Toronto Sun, Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun, CANOE and
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Beatriz Baleeiro joined The London Free Press in 2023. A native of São Paulo, Brazil, she's previously been a reporter for Complex Canada, The Hamilton Spectator and Niagara This Week. She has covered a variety of beats including arts, entertainment, municipal government and social issues.

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Londoner robbed at knifepoint during Facebook Marketplace sale: Police

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By Beatriz Baleeiro Verified
| London Free Press Verified
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Norwich Pride flag probe: Police urge residents to submit evidence using barcode

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By Beatriz Baleeiro Verified
| Brantford Expositor Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Police say the secure submission method lets residents share photos and videos without visiting a police station. •   • Oxford OPP has created a QR code that people can use to submit evidence in the investigation into several Pride flag theft and mischief incidents in Norwich Township. Police have created a secure method to submit evidence in the investigation into a series of Pride flag thefts and acts of mischief in Norwich Township.
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Bouncing back: Three London restaurants primed for patio season

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By Beatriz Baleeiro Verified
| London Free Press Verified
Three London restaurants are bouncing back this summer from stretches of construction that shuttered their patios, cut off entrances and gutted sales. Here’s how they kept the lights on and how business looks now that the dust has cleared. Construction of what the city calls the Wellington Gateway began in 2023 and is expected to finish in 2028. A six-kilometre stretch of Wellington between downtown and Highway 401 is being widened in four phases to add dedicated bus-only lanes.
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