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Luke Carroll’s Biography

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Luke Carroll is a reporter at CKLB Radio in Yellowknife, NT. He received his bachelor of journalism degree from Carleton University in 2017 and has been published in the Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The Ottawa Citizen, The Chronicle Herald, The Telegraph-Journal and the Kingston Whig-Standard.

Luke is originally from the Ottawa-area but has worked across the country to work as a journalist. He has called four different provinces and territories home at this point in his career.

Although h…

Luke Carroll’s Journalist Portfolio

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B.C. fossil discovered with can-opener-like pincers

B.C. fossil discovered with can-opener-like pincers

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Nine aquatic animals added to Canada's list of at-risk species

Nine aquatic animals added to Canada's list of at-risk species

Nine aquatic animals have been added to Canada's list of species at risk. Each of the nine species has been a…

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Toronto tenants threatened with eviction amid rent strike

Toronto tenants threatened with eviction amid rent strike

A small group of Toronto tenants were threatened with eviction for taking part in a rent strike to protest re…

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Toronto braces for possible flooding amid multiday storm

Toronto braces for possible flooding amid multiday storm

Toronto officials and residents are preparing for flooding as a multiday storm threatens to soak the city. En…

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Elderly targeted in scams likely to have lower cognitive skills, be less honest: study

Elderly targeted in scams likely to have lower cognitive skills, be less honest: study

Elderly people who are victims of scams typically have lower cognitive skills, are less conscientious and are…

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Lake Ontario's rising water levels cause flooding, erosion in Toronto

Lake Ontario's rising water levels cause flooding, erosion in Toronto

Lake Ontario's rising water levels are threatening to plunge some areas of Toronto into soggy disarray as the…

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Expanded access to emergency protection orders in the N.W.T. goes into effect

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By Luke Carroll Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
A change in N.W.T. law that expands who can apply for emergency protection orders went into effect Friday. These orders can now be issued to people who are dating, in caretaker relationships and victims of stalking, including online stalking. The YWCA N.W.T. is the organization that will be most impacted by the changes, as its key mandate is prevention of violence against women and children. It also provides housing to women and families in need.
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Berger Inquiry, land claims, coffee and CBC North: How the late Patrick Scott left his mark on the N.W.T.

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By Luke Carroll Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
A prominent longtime northerner who covered the impactful Berger Inquiry, negotiated land claims and opened a cafe in downtown Yellowknife, has died. Patrick Scott’s daughter, Itoah Scott-Enns, posted the news on Facebook Wednesday evening. “He spent today surrounded by his children and grandchildren, with our mom, Gabrielle, by his side.
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N.W.T. court hears arguments on whether to intervene in union suspension

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By Luke Carroll Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
North An N.W.T. judge is considering whether to intervene on the suspension of a union member who works for the territorial government. Part of the debate centres around whether the Union of Northern Workers is considered a public entity Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked at my campus newspaper, the Charlatan, as the sports editor.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I haven't used a typewriter, although I do want to try one.

How is social media changing news?

It's creating an echo chamber of ideas and forcing outlets to be faster to get stories up as anyone can now be a journalist in a sense.