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Stories covered by Siobhan Morris
- Barrie Rotary Club planning COVID-19 commemorative garden
- Barrie won't study reducing speed limits
- Barrie mayor applauds the creation of $30 Billion national childcare program
- Number of Barrie Transit workers with COVID-19 doubles
- Woman killed in Hwy 400 crash in Georgian Bay
- Springwater home a 'total loss' after fire
- Ontario shutting down outdoor recreation, gatherings as COVID-19 cases climb in Simcoe Muskoka
- OPP looking for man driving stolen car in Alliston
- Search for missing Kitchener, Ont. man in Tiny Twp ended
- Simcoe Muskoka reports highest ever weekend COVID case count
- Barrie skate park tagged with hateful graffiti
- Simcoe Muskoka schools closed to in-class learning following spring break
- Barrie could forgive your parking ticket if you order takeout
- One hundred acre controlled burn in Adjala-Tosorontio
- Barrie Police ticket organizer of anti-lockdown protest
- 'We are at our limit ' Bylaw officers inundated with businesses straying from COVID restrictions
- York Region public health frustrated with limited vaccine supply
- 'I'm really starting to worry' Climbing ICU admissions a real concern for health experts
- 'Explosion' of interest in growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs
- Innisfil flies bicentennial banners
Siobhan Morris
ContactSiobhan Morris joined CTV Barrie in May 2020 as a videographer and producer.
Her career began as a reporter and anchor at 610 CKTB in St. Catharines. In 2012, she moved to Toronto’s NEWSTALK 1010. Her love of television storytelling was cemented with a secondment to CP24’s assignment desk in the fall of 2019.
Siobhan was in the thick of Rob Ford’s chaotic mayoralty, reported on the Yonge Street van attack, and the Danforth shooting. She was on the ground in Humboldt, Saskatchewan after the Broncos bus tragedy and in Washington D.C. for the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Siobhan’s work, both silly and serious, has been recognized by RTDNA Canada and the Edward R. Murrow Awards.
Siobhan speaks English and French.
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