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Stories by Darren MacDonald
- Sudbury company reports progress in plan to reopen Crean Hill mine
- Northern Ont. police forced into the river to save intoxicated swimmer
- Sault police executing search warrant for home where two bodies were found
- Northwestern Ont. police seize cash and weapons in $126k cocaine bust
- Northern Ont. woman wins $100K lottery prize
- Province releases some details on election to replace mayor and council in northern Ont. town
- Triple murder suspect in Sudbury admits to manslaughter, denies murder
- Two people found dead in Sault Ste. Marie
- Police investigate death in northern Ontario community
- Police complete search after human remains found in Chelmsford
- Company near North Bay closing plant, laying off 275 workers
- After car chase, young driver in Sudbury tries to run away from police
- Province boosts northern travel grant, eases restrictions, increases payouts
- Sudbury driver had ‘lines of white powder’ in vehicle, charged with impaired driving, drug possession
- Algoma Steel worker injured when water hit molten slag
- Province boots mayor and council in small northern Ont. town out of office
- Former child protection worker in northern Ont. charged with sexual assault
- Daylong power interruption in Capreol on Sunday
- Sault impaired driving suspect left gas nozzle in vehicle, drove away
- One taken to hospital after car flips over in Sudbury
Darren MacDonald
ContactDarren MacDonald joined CTV News Northern Ontario as a digital content producer during the COVID-19 pandemic in April 2020, continuing his journalism career in Greater Sudbury that spans more than two decades.
MacDonald began as a city hall reporter, covering the amalgamation of communities that created the City of Greater Sudbury. Later, he was an editor for The Sudbury Star, first in business and entertainment, and was appointed News Editor in 2010.
He returned to writing in 2012, heading back to city hall, covering politics until he joined CTV News Northern Ontario April 2020.
He has a degree in English, with a minor in political science, from Dalhousie University, and a graduate degree in journalism from the University of King’s College in Halifax.