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Connor Luczka

Connor Luczka

Connor comes to the Festival City as a reporter for StratfordToday. Originally from London, he is a graduate of Western University and Fanshawe College with experience in print, web, and broadcast journalism

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Recent Work by Connor

Stratford's total water pumpage drops in 2023

Stratford's total water pumpage drops in 2023

The report found that total pumpage from all wells was about eight per cent lower in 2023 compared with 2022
Police presence at council raises concern with some residents

Police presence at council raises concern with some residents

Coun. Cody Sebben told council at Monday evening’s meeting that he has received a lot of questions and concern about the presence from constituents
Local racer back on the tarmac for another season

Local racer back on the tarmac for another season

For Aristeides 'Ari' Theodoropoulos it's all about speed
Investigation into toxic workplace at CLSA finds no evidence

Investigation into toxic workplace at CLSA finds no evidence

On Jan. 26, the board voted to start a third-party investigation after being made aware of allegations of a toxic workplace and abuse
ICYMI: Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

ICYMI: Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

Quin Malott, parks, forestry, and cemetery manager for the city, confirmed that the swan was killed at night, most likely by a coyote or fox
Get your turntables ready for Record Store Day 2024

Get your turntables ready for Record Store Day 2024

Trevor Worsell, owner of Sound Fixation, is re-opening his popular shop on Record Store Day 2024 Saturday
Full speed ahead: county accelerates implementation of speed radar

Full speed ahead: county accelerates implementation of speed radar

County staff recommended speed radar signs in 22 locations
Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

Stratford mourns loss of Kate, one of the city's mute swans

Quin Malott, parks, forestry, and cemetery manager for the city, confirmed that the swan was killed at night, most likely by a coyote or fox
Here for Now Theatre back at Stratford Perth Museum for 5th season

Here for Now Theatre back at Stratford Perth Museum for 5th season

"Each year, this little theatre company becomes a bit savvier, a bit more established and a bit more likely to hang in there for the long haul," wrote artistic director Fiona Mongillo about this year's season
More discussion on library being part of Grand Trunk redevelopment

More discussion on library being part of Grand Trunk redevelopment

Krista Robinson, CEO of the Stratford Public Library, advocated for including a new library at the site during Monday evening’s committee meeting
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