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Travis McEwan

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Edmonton
As seen in: CBXL-FM (High Level, AB), MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBX-FM (Edmonton, AB), CBXT-TV (Edmonton, AB)
Videojournalist at CBC Edmonton. TV/radio/web. Basketball fan. Grew up with polar bears (sorta).
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Safety along Edmonton's Valley Line LRT top of mind after 2 collisions this week Original

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By Nicholas Frew Verified, Travis McEwan Verified
| CBC Edmonton
Monday Enymeke described his commute from school Tuesday as disastrous. Enymeke, who lives in Edmonton's Mill Woods neighbourhood, rides the Valley Line LRT to and from school downtown every day, he said. But on Tuesday afternoon, he and other transit riders were stranded in Bonnie Doon after a Valley Line train collided with a truck further south along the line, interrupting service.
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Behind the scenes of how reporters nationally covered an unprecedented wildfire season

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By early July, Julia Wong Verified, Travis McEwan Verified, David Bajer
| CBC Edmonton
The latest episode of World On Fire — CBC's wildfire and climate change podcast — dives into the stories of reporters covering some of the biggest blazes in 2023. Fires that have burned more than nine million acres of land in 10 provinces and territories so far.
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Seniors and preschoolers learn from each other in Sherwood Park pilot project

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By Travis McEwan Verified
| CBC Edmonton
Edmonton·New A pilot program in Sherwood Park, Alta. is pairing up seniors and young children once a week to track the benefits the two generations have on each other. The pilot aims to entertain and motivate seniors to avoid feeling isolated · CBC News · Posted: Feb 17, 2023 9:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 17 minutes ago A new pilot program in Sherwood Park is embracing the mantra "you are only as young as you feel" as it pairs seniors with preschoolers with the goal of benefiting both groups.
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