CTV New Northern Ontario reporters practice social distancing

SUDBURY -- From hockey sticks to lumber to broom handles, anything goes to get the story out during the COVID-19 outbreak.

CTV News Northern Ontario reporters are practicing social distancing while conducting in-person interviews.

While most of our team works remotely to deliver our viewers the most up-to-date information during this global pandemic, our journalists are finding new and innovative ways to work on the job.

During this difficult time, CTV News is making all its local newscasts available online  with free live-streaming.

Join us here at CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca at Noon, 5, 6, and 11:30 to watch live without needing to log in to a cable provider.

As always, viewers can watch full newscasts, individual videos and read individual text articles at any time, day or night.

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  CTV News Northern Ontario North Bay reporter Eric Taschner uses modified microphone extension for an in-person interview. Mar. 19/20 (Eric Taschner/CTV Northern Ontario)

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  CTV News Northern Ontario reporter Ian Campbell conducting an interview via skype from his dining room table. Mar. 19/20 (Ian Campbell/CTV Northern Ontario)

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  CTV News Northern Ontario reporter Molly Frommer is ready to practice social distancing with a DIY microphone extension. Mar. 19/20 (CTV Northern Ontario)