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Lorenda Reddekopp

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As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), MSN Canada, CBBL-FM (London, ON), CBC News, CBC Toronto, CBLA-FM (Toronto, ON), CBLT-TV (Toronto, ON), KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA)
CBC News reporter working at Queens Park covering #onpoli. Originally from Saskatchewan. I’ve also worked in Latin America and the Yukon.
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Chow asks Ford to pause potential provincial bike lane legislation

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By Clara Pasieka Verified, Lorenda Reddekopp Verified
| CBC Toronto Verified
Chow asks Ford to pause potential provincial bike lane legislation Clara Pasieka, Lorenda Reddekopp | CBC News | Posted: October 11, 2024 8:00 AM | Last Updated: Just now Toronto mayor says legislation would be 'like using a big hammer to go after a fly' Image | Bloor st w Caption: Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says she’s trying to make changes to bike lanes on Bloor Street W., which have been controversial, hoping to avoid the province bringing in legislation which could restrict future bike...
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Her father wanted her to explore. She finally is, but it's to pick up his remains | CBC News

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By Lorenda Reddekopp Verified
| CBC Toronto Verified
"Preciosa … blanca blanca" You can hear the wonder in Salomon Lázaro's voice as he walks down the street after a fresh snowfall, narrating a brief cellphone video to his family in Mexico. His daughter Vianet Lázaro, 28, has arrived in Canada to take his remains home. While here, she's been experiencing that snow her father loved so much.
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Mudslides Kill Hundreds in Guatemala

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By Lorenda Reddekopp Verified
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
STEVE INSKEEP, host: Nearly a week after Hurricane Stan, more than 650 people are dead and hundreds more are missing across Central America and southern Mexico. The hardest hit country is Guatemala where more than 500 bodies have been recovered. The country's emergency services say the actual death toll could be more than 3,000. Fact is, more than 100 communities are cut off by mudslides and flooding. Lorenda Reddekopp reports. LORENDA REDDEKOPP reporting: The cleanup effort is slow.
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