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Greg Furminger

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St. Catharines, Welland
As seen in: Niagara Falls Review, St. Catharines Standard, National Post, Toronto Sun, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Sun, Ottawa Sun, Welland Tribune
Award-winning writer and photographer. News editor at St. Catharines Standard and for Niagara Falls Review and Welland Tribune. And a bass guitarist.
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NPCA chief vows better accountability | Welland Tribune

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By Greg Furminger Verified
| Welland Tribune Verified
Carmen D’Angelo says improving accountability and transparency of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority will be one of his first priorities as its new CAO. He’s got an uphill battle ahead of him. D’Angelo takes the reins of an agency mired in controversy, including within the past year its board of directors awarding its chairman a 38% pay hike for a total $6,451.71 honorarium, a questionable 15-acre shoreline land deal with a developer in Wainfleet and now the hiring of D’Angelo himself.
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Welland man’s company bought for $1.6 billion | St. Catharines Standard

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By Greg Furminger Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
Welland native Anthony Lacavera has a big reason to smile — the mobile phone company he founded has been bought for $1.6 billion. Just before Christmas it was announced Wind Mobile would be purchased by Shaw Communications Inc. for that 10-digit sum. But that doesn’t mean Lacavera is pocketing all that cash. “I would have loved to have gotten all that $1.6 billion,” he quips. But he’s doing just fine, he adds. Now 41, “I’ve been an entrepreneur my whole life,” he says.
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Pray for refugees, bishop says | Welland Tribune

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By Greg Furminger Verified
| Welland Tribune Verified
When Bishop Gerard Bergie sits down for his Christmas dinner, he’ll be joined in spirit by thousands of people seeking a better life in Canada. It’s been a busy month for the head of Niagara’s Catholic diocese. Friday afternoon will be his time, with family seated around the dinner table, his own father included. Grace will be said. And it will be done so with the thoughts of Niagara’s newcomers from Syria in the forefront.
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