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Stories by Ashley Bacon
- Greater Sudbury apartment fire leaves one in hospital, 30 displaced
- Pressure of sports can lead to mental health challenges
- Laurentian University hosts mental health service fair
- Former hockey player from Sudbury makes an impact in the fashion world
- Bell Let's Talk night with the Sudbury Wolves
- Francophone arts festival reflects on decades of success
- New guidelines raise the alarm about the effect of alcohol has on your health
- LifeLabs closure in Greater Sudbury community raises fears it will become permanent
- Greater Sudbury LifeLabs location closed until further notice
- Sudbury Wolves primed for playoff push, GM says
- Sudbury Wolves owner throws support behind downtown area
- Most people who offer Crime Stoppers tips don't collect reward, officials say
- First National Ribbon Skirt Day celebrated in Sudbury
- Common misconceptions about Alzheimer's disease
- Pharmacists in Ontario will soon be able to prescribe medications for more than a dozen common ailments
- Harvest Kitchen Christmas Lunch
- Four electrical technicians from the Sault heading south to help with the storm
- A tragedy in Sagamok Anishnawbek brings the community together
- Shoplifting cases soar as Christmas draws closer
- Troy Crowder, former NHLer and Sudbury political candidate, guilty of fraud
Ashley Bacon
ContactAshley Bacon is a video journalist and weekend anchor with CTV Northern Ontario in Sudbury.
She was born in Toronto before moving to Kitchener – Waterloo to complete her bachelor's degree at Wilfrid Laurier University.
Bacon's first exposure to media was in Sarasota, Fla., at the annual film festival, where she interned in 2007. Her newfound love of interviewing and engaging with people sparked a desire to work in journalism.
She went on to complete her graduate studies in broadcast journalism at Seneca College in 2013.
Her career in media started in radio at Peace River, Alta., for the 680 newsroom.
In 2014, Bacon transitioned her career from radio into television as a reporter and anchor at Thunder Bay Television before moving Australia in 2016.
While in Australia, she was working in media for the Australia Broadcasting Company on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
Now in northern Ontario, she has traded in her surfboard for a snowboard.
She is enjoying being closer to her family and looks forward to exploring Ontario’s vast outdoors.
Bacon speaks English.