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Seth Forward

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As seen in: Black Press Media, Vancouver Sun, O Canada, Windsor Star, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), The Province, Castanet News, St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review, Welland Tribune and
Covers:  I enjoy delving into long-form features on issues that impact a community. I have written many stories on immigration, a topic I am very interested in.
Doesn't Cover: I'll cover whatever you need me to cover.
Young journalist at Prince Rupert Northern View. Likes football (soccer), camping, skiing etc. Balkan history enthusiast. Got a story? DMs open

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Seth Forward’s Biography

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I am a young journalist eager to learn and excited to begin what I hope to be a very long journey in the industry. My byline has been featured in the Globe and Mail, the Vancouver Sun and the CBC among other outlets. Outside of work I am mostly travelling, watching or playing football (soccer) or exploring the outdoors.

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Rainfall brings hope that wildfire evacuees will be able to return home

Rainfall brings hope that wildfire evacuees will be able to return home

Nearly 450 wildfires were burning across Canada Tuesday, but rain, stormy weather is boosting hopes that fire…

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More than 400 wildfires still active in Canada

More than 400 wildfires still active in Canada

With 2,414 fires recorded and 4.5 million hectares burned this year as of Friday evening, this has been the m…

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Ottawa freezing deportation orders for international students duped by fake acceptance letters

Ottawa freezing deportation orders for international students duped by fake acceptance letters

Immigration Minister Sean Fraser says students who were unknowingly caught up in scam by consultants with fak…

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Most fentanyl dealers sentenced in B.C. courts are low-level

Most fentanyl dealers sentenced in B.C. courts are low-level

By Seth Forward and Nick NaylorSince the first fentanyl trafficker was sentenced in B.C. in 2016, there have …

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Indigenous leaders push for youth leadership within their communities

Indigenous leaders push for youth leadership within their communities

By Seth ForwardIndigenous leaders say youth leadership is critical for communities to thrive, and they have p…

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Croatia: border pushbacks and the Schengen Area

Croatia: border pushbacks and the Schengen Area

Listen to this episode from Balkan Talkin' on Spotify. This week we examine Croatia's acceptance into the Sch…

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Council issues more remedial orders to clean up downtown

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By Seth Forward Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
Prince Rupert city council passed eight more remedial orders at its April 22 meeting as the city continues its goal to clean up derelict buildings in the downtown area and beyond. Three properties on Third Avenue and one on Second Avenue were given notice by the city, while four properties outside the downtown core were also hit with remedial orders. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Coun.
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Council issues more remedial orders to clean up downtown

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By Seth Forward Verified
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
By Seth Forward, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Prince Rupert Northern View Prince Rupert city council passed eight more remedial orders at its April 22 meeting as the city continues its goal to clean up derelict buildings in the downtown area and beyond. Three properties on Third Avenue and one on Second Avenue were given notice by the city, while four properties outside the downtown core were also hit with remedial orders.
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Sinking of Ingenika remains stark reminder of workplace safety importance

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By Seth Forward Verified
| The Northern View Verified
The tragic deaths of Charley Cragg and Troy Pearson on a tugboat near Kitimat on Feb. 11, 2021, were a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining workplace safety. April 28 will be the 33rd National Day of Mourning for Persons Killed or Injured in the Workplace.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Interning with the Vancouver Sun.

How is social media changing news?

It's taken away the basic "breaking news" stories, but we're seeing now that the public wants and needs solid journalism.

Why did you become a journalist?

I've always enjoyed being a storyteller and listening to interesting people. Every time I work on a story I absolutely love it.