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Stories by Amanda Hicks
- Joey Niceforo comes home to Sudbury
- Council votes to build a new Sudbury arena
- Sudbury approves new $200M arena downtown
- Colleges feel impact of immigration policy
- LTC nurses protest across the province
- Sudbury students learn cricket
- Sudbury photographer featured in Vogue
- Declaring IPV an epidemic
- Sudbury murder trial continues
- Solar eclipse event held in Sudbury
- Great outdoor weather in northeastern Ont.
- Flood outlook issued for parts of Greater Sudbury
- Sudbury police make arrest in sexual assault case
- Sudden death investigation in Timmins
- Wall to wall sunshine for the weekend
- Laurentian University welcomes new president
- A rally against a queer immigrant’s deportation
- Large pothole reported in Timmins
- Large pothole reported in Timmins
- House prices in Sudbury increase
Amanda Hicks
ContactAmanda Hicks is a videojournalist and weekend anchor based in Sudbury, Ont., who transferred from CTV News Barrie in October 2022.
She developed a passion for writing and storytelling early on. So it wasn't unusual to find her crafting fiction stories after school or pretending a hairbrush was a microphone.
Amanda graduated from York University with a Bachelor of Arts, Honours degree in Journalism. She got her start at York's radio station, VIBE 105, as a producer, gaining experience interviewing, hosting, editing and creating web content.
Over the years, Amanda has taken on numerous marketing roles where she gained experience with content writing, social media and all the intricacies of digital media.
She has been with various Bell Media properties for the last three years.
In 2019, she found herself back on the radio as a weekend news anchor with Pure Country 106 in Orillia and Bounce 104.1 in Midland. Two years later, she joined the CTV News Barrie as an operational floater with a keen interest in digital content.
Amanda is fluent in English and in her spare time, she enjoys hiking, travelling and spending time at her cottage.