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Heather Cameron

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Writer Actor Latter-Day Saint I have played characters on stage, in audio works, and on screen. Email: heather.leigh.cameron@gmail.com owns @ClubIDIC

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Heather Cameron’s Biography

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My name is Heather Leigh Cameron. I was born November 23, 1987. I am a graduate of:
Raymond High School
Lethbridge College with a diploma in Print Journalism.
BYU-Idaho Online: with a prep certificate, Speaking Partner experience, and a certificate in Administrative Assistant.
Smithsonian X via EdX with three certificates in Star Trek: Inspiring Culture and Technology.
*UC Davis California via Coursera with a certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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*Writing (1994 - Present) …

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Toronto Latter-day Saints Host Community FamilySearch Day

Toronto Latter-day Saints Host Community FamilySearch Day

On April 13, 2024, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toronto, Ontario, held a com…

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Canadian Content at RootsTech 2024

Canadian Content at RootsTech 2024

RootsTech 2024 will feature several different workshops showcasing Canadians or Canadian content.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Receives Humanitarian Award

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Receives Humanitarian Award

The 2023 Hetman Ukraine Crisis Humanitarian Aid Award (UCHAA) was given to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latt…

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Latter-day Saint David Campbell Addresses Stigma of Homelessness in New Film 'L

Latter-day Saint David Campbell Addresses Stigma of Homelessness in New Film 'L

Dr. David Campbell, a physician-researcher at the University of Calgary and member of The Church of Jesus Chr…

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Latter-day Saint David Campbell Addresses Stigma of Homelessness in New Film 'L

Latter-day Saint David Campbell Addresses Stigma of Homelessness in New Film 'L

Dr. David Campbell, a physician-researcher at the University of Calgary and member of The Church of Jesus Chr…

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Two Canadian Delegates Participate at BYU International Symposium

Two Canadian Delegates Participate at BYU International Symposium

"Peacemakers needed" was the message of a beautiful print gifted to the participants of the 30th Annual Inter…

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Taber Health Centre welcomes volunteers

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| The Taber Times Verified
Posted on October 8, 2026 by Taber Times By Heather Cameron Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Kelly Morris, Senior Communications Advisor for Alberta Health Services, stated that volunteer recruitment at the Taber Health Center is ongoing. “Taber Health Centre welcomes people interested in contributing their time, energy, compassion and unique talents,” said Morris.
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TCAPS Fall Social on Oct. 17

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| The Taber Times Verified
Posted on October 8, 2026 by Taber Times By Heather Cameron Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Taber Community Action and Prevention Society (TCAPS) will be holding their Fall Social at the Taber Community Center, located at 4720 50 St. in Taber, on Saturday, Oct. 17.
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TCAPS Fall Social on Oct. 17

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| Penticton Herald Verified
Taber Community Action and Prevention Society (TCAPS) will be holding their Fall Social at the Taber Community Center, located at 4720 50 St. in Taber, on Saturday, Oct. 17.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing movie reviews for a video store's newsletter, a video store where I was doing a practicum for my Business Services Class.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

The government is making it hard to receive news via social media because they want to control narratives, making people rely on eachother.