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Kat Bergeron

(She/Her)
Ajax, Port Perry, Toronto
As seen in: Beach Metro Community News, The Toronto Observer
Covers:  I mostly cover community news and events, but I've also covered the bridal industry, politics, climate change, ADHD, profiles, and dietary accessibility.
Multimedia student journalist, boring 30 year old, coffee fanatic, occasional pc gamer, music lover and proudly a nerd.

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Kat Bergeron’s Biography

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I am a journalist with a passion for storytelling. For me, every story is an opportunity to learn something new.

I enjoy covering a variety of topics, but have mostly covered community news, with a local angle on every piece. To me, community is where everything begins and there are many stories to tell.

I am to graduate Centennial College journalism as of April 2026. I am currently working on a documentary for Toronto Observer and community coverage at Beach Metro Community News.

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East Toronto parks and waterways among those being impacted by invasive phragmites

East Toronto parks and waterways among those being impacted by invasive phragmites

phragmites that are outcompeting native plants and blocking animals from the species they depend on. Invas…

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Cyclists rally for safer bike lanes and routes in Scarborough and East Toronto - Beach Metro Comm...

Cyclists rally for safer bike lanes and routes in Scarborough and East Toronto - Beach Metro Comm...

The Just Bluffing Around ride started at Main Square on Sept. 21 and headed east into Scarborough to call for…

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Andrea Lee: From Journalism to Public Relations

Andrea Lee: From Journalism to Public Relations

Andrea Lee is the Vice President of Earned Media and Editorial at Proof Strategies, and has worked in public …

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Community Holiday Market, food drive, gives back in Port Perry

Community Holiday Market, food drive, gives back in Port Perry

The Port Perry Holiday Market hosted a craft showcase, a food drive and a WestJet raffle in support of local …

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What do GTA residents think about the U.S. election?

What do GTA residents think about the U.S. election?

Talking to streeters in the G.T.A. about their thoughts, prior to to the U.S. election. Shared by line wit…

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Photosynthesis causes different changes in autumn trees this year

Photosynthesis causes different changes in autumn trees this year

Leaf changes all over the Greater Toronto Area were affected by prolonged heat and humid conditions, causing …

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Local lawyers bring standup comedy to Good Laughs fundraiser for Michael Garron Hospital on May 12

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By Kat Bergeron
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Claire Seaborn and Michael Currie are ready for the Good Laughs fundraising event on May 12 at the Comedy Bar Danforth. Photo: Submitted. By KAT BERGERON Comedy Bar Danforth will be hosting the annual Good Laughs fundraiser for Michael Garron Hospital on Thursday, May 21, with shows set for 7 and 9 p.m. The event features standup comedy performances by Toronto lawyers. Founded by Michael Currie, Good Laughs challenges lawyers to speak publicly in a different way.
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Toronto Nature Stewards sought to help protect East Toronto parks from invasive plant species this spring

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By Kat Bergeron
| Beach Metro Community News Verified
Invasive phragmites are shown entangled in tree branches in Ashbridges Bay Park in this Beach Metro Community News file photo from last October. Photo by Kat Bergeron. By KAT BERGERON Residents are invited to learn about and protect native biodiversity in local parks and ravines this spring by volunteering with the Toronto Nature Stewards (TNS). The organization begins its sixth season of volunteer stewarding in 55 Toronto’s parks and ravines.
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East Lynn and Withrow parks to host events as part of the Earth Day Globe Walk this Saturday

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By Kat Bergeron
| Beach Metro Community News Verified
Participants in a past Earth Day Globe Walk in this photo sent in by Toronto East Residents for Renewable Energy (TERRE). On Saturday, April 18, a walk across Toronto (from Scarborough to Etobicoke) with stops locally at East Lynn and Withrow parks will be taking place. Photo: Earth Day Globe Walk.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first published work was for Toronto Observer, a student-and-instructor run platform online.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have not used a typewriter before.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is where a lot of people gather new information. Even after The Online News Act (Canada, Bill C-18) was put in, people still look to non-meta platforms to see news updates. We as journalists, are adapting to a constantly changing landscape.
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