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Articles by Cheryl Browne
- Grandparents targeted by scammers: OPP
- GTA pair busted for driving a stolen vehicle after crashing into police cruiser
- Bone-chilling weather en route: Extreme cold alert for Simcoe Muskoka region
- Tottenham library feeds both the mind and the body
- YMCA Simcoe Muskoka shares $4M funding for student success programs
- A shot in the arm is required for students' regular vaccines
- Excavator absconded from Amaranth
- Travel advisory for parts of Central Ontario
- Truck blitz nabs more than a dozen overweight trucks
- Cool tools heading to area schools
- Collier Street Parkade single-vehicle crash
- Michigan team wins Newmarket's U10 Silver Stick Tournament
- Police seek witnesses to fatal car crash in the Blue Mountains
- Construction for affordable housing begins in Bradford West Gwillimbury
- Winter squalls and advisories spread across Central Ontario
- Innisfil seniors receive provincial grant for health and safety initiatives
- Parks Canada to upgrade Trent-Severn Waterway system
- Hot on the trail for hot cocoa in Barrie's downtown
- School bus tips into deep ditch
- Urgent need for new pet shelter as facility stretched beyond capacity
Cheryl Browne
ContactCheryl Browne has 20 years of experience as a multimedia journalist for various Ontario newspapers and websites, including the Barrie Examiner, Simcoe.com, the Toronto Star, and the Toronto Sun.
As an Ontario Newspaper award-winning columnist and Lifestyles Editor, Cheryl also received the Barrie Chief of Police Award for news coverage of a national series of articles about a neighbourhood evacuated due to a homeowner's placement of nearly 90 bombs around his house and property.
In her writing, Cheryl focuses on a wide variety of stories, from people in crisis or those celebrating their life's achievements to diverse communities and charitable organizations.
Cheryl spent her formative years in New Brunswick and Montreal. She raised her two daughters and stepsons in Barrie.
Cheryl speaks English and un pue Francais.
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