Megan King
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Megan King is a Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News sharing stories in the Halifax area.
Born and raised in Mississauga, Ont., Megan studied journalism at Western University and Fanshawe College in London, Ont., where she completed her undergrad and master’s degree.
She started her career with Global News in Kingston, before moving to Global News in Halifax in December 2022.
To contact Megan, send her an email or you can follow her on Twitter @MeganMargKing
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Video Archives
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Advocates express concerns as Halifax bike network completion date delays further
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Nova Scotia first to use innovative radiotherapy technology for cancer treatment
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$2.5 million funding announced to honour Canada’s all-Black battalion that served in First World War
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N.S. opens outpatient centre aimed at serving patients outside of downtown Halifax
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Report highlights gaps in care for arthritis patients in Atlantic Canada
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Workers trying to restore outdoor daycare destroyed by Tantallon wildfires
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Advocates calling for improved care for Nova Scotians living with diabetes
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Advocates gather in Halifax to discuss homelessness and how to tackle it
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Pilot project in N.S. targets invasive insect
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Halifax street renamed after Mi’kmaq activist Nora Bernard
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Tent community advocating for return of Remembrance Day ceremony to Halifax’s Grand Parade
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Lucasville residents asking HRM to improve road safety
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Residents of Lucasville want voices heard during mass development
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N.S. government lays out plan to reduce 41,000-home shortage by 2028
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Municipalities unhappy with Municipal Reform Act in N.S.
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Invasive species of crayfish found in N.S. lake
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Halifax looks to improve Hammonds Plains Road after wildfires
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Rise in need for school food programs in Nova Scotia
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Concerns raised as many seniors struggling due to affordability crisis in N.S.
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Halifax senior living in tent finds new home
Author Archives
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Hammonds Plains daycare takes next step in rebuilding after 2023 wildfiresAs residents continue to recover from the wildfires from earlier this year, some of the destroyed trees will soon play a crucial role in rebuilding lost homes.FireNov 13
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N.S. pilot project pits tiny beetles against invasive insect killing Hemlock treesThe Hemlock woolly adelgid was first discovered in the province in 2017, causing concern immediately because of the importance of Hemlock trees.EnvironmentNov 1
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Halifax tent community wants return of Remembrance Day ceremony to Grand ParadeWhile the Nova Scotia Legion has moved the Remembrance Day ceremony traditionally held at the Grand Parade, members of the tent community near city hall are asking for its return.CanadaOct 27
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Why people living in a Black N.S. community are calling for ‘respect,’ better infrastructureThe multi-generational residents of the historic Black community of Lucasville are asking for a say in what happens to their home, as mass development impacts road safety.CanadaOct 27
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DFO monitoring an invasive crayfish species found in N.S. lakeAn invasive species of crayfish has been found for the first time in Canada at a lake near Lower Sackville, N.S. and the DFO are now working to capture and detect them.EnvironmentOct 19
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Nova Scotia school food programs in high demandMany Nova Scotians are facing tough times when budgeting for necessities. Those economic pressures can now be seen in classrooms as the need for school food programs increases.CanadaOct 16
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‘I thought it was a dream’: Halifax senior living in tent finds a new homeA Halifax senior who went public with his story about living in a tent last week has found a place to live thanks to the kindness of a stranger.CanadaOct 10
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Indigenous man holds haircutting ceremony in honour of MMIWGOn the Sisters In Spirit National Day of Action dedicated to MMIWG, a Anishinaabe Ojibway man held a haircutting ceremony to honour the memory of lost loved ones.CanadaOct 4
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‘People are freezing’: Hotel-turned-homeless shelter with empty rooms under scrutinyA number of unused rooms at Nova Scotia's largest shelter is raising concerns -- the outcome of a staffing shortage on the facility's health floor.HealthSep 27
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Yarmouth-Maine ferry economic impact study underwayA broad economic impact study on the ferry service between Nova Scotia and Maine has begun, to determine whether it is providing good value to taxpayers.CanadaSep 13
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Homeless in Halifax: Man living in tent asks for health-care helpThe population of unhoused individuals across HRM has seen a rapid increase over the past five years, with tents popping up around the city.HealthSep 10
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Halifax Fleet Week: N.S. high school students become captains for a dayTo mark the inaugural Halifax International Fleet Week, two local high school students were given the opportunity to serve as captains for a day.EducationSep 7
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‘Waiting well beyond the national standard’: N.S. MRI backlog sees wait-list up to a yearRadiologists are calling for new equipment and more staff to address wait times across Nova Scotia for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that do not meet standards.HealthSep 5
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Halifax community group welcomes advent of short-term rental regulationsNew rules for short-term rentals in Halifax come into effect Friday, and that's welcome news for one group that's been pushing for regulation for years.CanadaAug 30
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Halifax short-term rental owner frustrated over regulation rolloutNew regulations that limit where short-term rental units can operate in Halifax go into effect Friday, impacting rental owners who will no longer be permitted in residential areas.MoneyAug 29
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Invasive insect, deadly to hemlock trees, reported in Halifax regionThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has detected an invasive insect, Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, in the Halifax area for the first time -- which is deadly to hemlock trees.EnvironmentAug 22
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HRM has insufficient oversight of its cybersecurity risks, AG report saysA report by the Halifax Regional Municipality Auditor General has put forward 16 recommendations for the municipality to implement in addressing its cybersecurity risks.TechAug 16
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‘Something to strive for’: Semi-pro women’s soccer heading to Atlantic CanadaExcitement is building around the launch of a new semi-professional women's soccer team in Halifax that is slated to hit the pitch in 2024.SportsAug 15
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Rise in water temperatures impacting Atlantic marine life, shark spotting increasesRecord-high water temperatures in Atlantic Canada means changes within the marine ecosystem — some of which researchers have yet to even discover.EnvironmentAug 11
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‘Woefully inadequate’: N.S. announces $2,500 grant for fishers impacted by wildfiresThe province has announced that it will provide financial assistance to licensed fisheries in Nova Scotia affected by wildfires, but fishers say it isn't enough.MoneyAug 10
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Friends mourn father-to-be killed in Halifax waterfront assaultFriends have identified the man who died following an aggravated assault on the Halifax waterfront as 26-year-old Davelle Desmond.CanadaAug 8
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Homelessness on the rise in Halifax region as tents continue to pop upNova Scotia opposition leaders and HRM officials are calling for more provincial support to address the rising number of tents being set up by those experiencing homelessness.PoliticsJul 14
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‘That lake will remain full’: Lake Pisiquid emergency order renewedN.S. Premier Tim Houston says the emergency order closing the gates of the aboiteau by the Windsor Causeway will remain in place and the government won't let the lake drain.CanadaJul 13
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Halifax Police Board directs HRP, Halifax RCMP to work on integrated policingThe Board of Police Commissioners held a special meeting Monday to hear findings of a report on the effectiveness of policing services in HRM.CanadaJul 11
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Report shows high E. coli concentrations and human waste in HRM’s First LakeThe local HRM councillor for Lower Sackville is warning beachgoers of First Lake not to swim until high concentrations of E. coli are addressed.HealthJul 7