Sean Previl

Digital Broadcast Journalist

Author Archives

• Ontario, B.C. hives of activity as beekeeping popularity blossoms

  The number of beekeepers in Canada is on the rise, but those in the profession say people should ensure they are educated on how to properly tend to the insects.

  Canada

  4 hours
• OPP lay 1st-degree murder, arson charges in homicide cold case

  Ontario Provincial Police recently put up a billboard near Orangeville, Ont., as part of its ongoing effort to crack the investigation.

  Crime

  10 hours
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• Manitoba could fine social media companies billions if youth ban not enforced: Kinew

  Premier Wab Kinew said he's looking to ban social media for those 16 and under, but still did not specify when such legislation would be tabled.

  Canada

  Apr 28
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• Food affordability outweighs taste, nutrition for Canadians: report

  The study found that Canadians are still looking for discounts to save on food, but some are still dipping into savings or borrowing money to buy.

  Canada

  Apr 28
• Terror groups are targeting youth. What Canadian parents can look for

  Authorities allege the 764 Network seeks to manipulate and recruit youth by spreading propaganda and encouraging violent acts both online and offline.

  Canada

  Apr 27
• 1 man dead, suspect in custody after stabbing in Montreal’s Mount Royal Park

  The man was found with stab wounds to his upper body following an altercation. Montreal police say the injuries were from a sharp object.

  Crime

  Apr 27
• Reward for tips on Lambton College shooting prime suspect doubles to $50K

  Law enforcement is still searching for Kyaw 'Chin' Doe, one of two suspects in the April 10 shooting that left one person dead and two others injured.

  Crime

  Apr 27
• Manitoba set to become 1st province to ban social media for children

  Premier Wab Kinew did not specify when his plan would be introduced nor did he say the age range of who the potential law would impact.

  Canada

  Apr 26
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• Toronto man’s HIV in remission after bone marrow transplant to treat cancer

  Doctors say a Toronto man has shown no signs of his HIV infection since receiving a bone marrow transplant. If he stays virus-free through 2027, he'll be considered cured.

  Canada

  Apr 26
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• Ontario driver who killed woman, 3 daughters has appeals dismissed

  Brady Robertson had appealed both his conviction and his sentence after being found guilty of dangerous and impaired driving causing death.

  Crime

  Apr 22
• Roderick Sutherland sentenced to 7.5 years for role in Megan Gallagher’s death

  The family of Megan Gallagher has said after the trial they would launch a foundation in her memory aimed at fighting for victim's rights.

  Crime

  Apr 22
• Toronto fire crews melting Drake’s ice sculpture for safety

  Firefighters in Toronto say an ice sculpture teasing Drake's much-anticipated album, "Iceman," was drawing in people trying to heat up the ice using open flames.

  Canada

  Apr 22
• Toronto condo market to recover ‘slowly,’ but it will take a ‘couple of years’: experts

  New condo sales in Toronto hit a 35-year low in early 2026, with a new report indicating its recovery is likely to go slowly even as some buyers return from the sidelines.

  Canada

  Apr 21
• Marineland says talks ongoing for fed support, Ottawa confirms money ready

  Marineland previously received conditional approval from the federal government for the export of the former theme park's remaining beluga whales.

  Canada

  Apr 21
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• Drake’s album release date revealed after it’s broken from ice sculpture

  Toronto police said people had climbed onto the sculpture and tried to break off chunks with pickaxes and hammers, causing large pieces to begin falling.

  Entertainment

  Apr 21
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• Drug dealer sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter after gunfight kills bystander

  The sentencing comes eight months after Ibrahim entered a surprise guilty plea in September 2025, weeks before his case was set to go to trial.

  Crime

  Apr 20
• Officials seize tobacco, cellphones at federal prison in Kingston

  According to Correctional Service Canada, the estimated institutional value of the seized contraband and unauthorized items was about $100,000.

  Crime

  Apr 20
• Traces of fentanyl, other drugs found in some Ontario fish, study shows

  Researchers said while wastewater treatment plants do a good job at treating water, they were not designed to deal with the 'complexity' of compounds like fentanyl.

  Environment

  Apr 20
• Motorcyclist in hospital after fleeing from police, SIU investigating

  The Special Investigations Unit says the suspect is in hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after the incident.

  Crime

  Apr 20
• B.C. backs down from DRIPA suspension plan

  In an open letter to B.C. MLAs, the First Nations Leadership Council said the provincial government would work to 'muster support' for the bill despite their opposition to it.

  Politics

  Apr 19
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• Gatineau homes at risk from rising waters as Ontario, Quebec face flooding concerns

  Environment Canada said colder temperatures are expected in the coming days, which could help stabilize river levels across Quebec.

  Weather

  Apr 19
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• Ford grounds Ontario jet purchase after backlash

  After the Ontario premier's office announced Friday the Ford government spent nearly $30 million on a second-hand private jet, they said Sunday they'd not be keeping it.

  Canada

  Apr 19
• Carney says Canada ‘faced down threats like this before’ amid U.S. trade war

  Prime Minister Mark Carney posted a video statement to YouTube Sunday, saying that Canada's historically close ties to the U.S. have "become our weakness."

  Politics

  Apr 19
• State of emergency declared in Peguis, Fisher River ahead of potential flooding

  The chief of Peguis First Nation said "extensive" flooding is expected for the community, but said it has not been determined when it will occur.

  Canada

  Apr 19
• Toronto police officer charged in death of man in Niagara Falls

  The shooting happened as multiple police agencies were searching for a man wanted on a Canada-wide parole revocation warrant, according to the SIU.

  Crime

  Apr 15