Articles by Ben Cousins
- Feds match $30 million in Red Cross donations to Ukraine
- More than half of Canadians want independence from the monarchy, survey finds
- Canadian 'Jeopardy!' contestant enters second week as returning champ
- Younger Canadians saw rise in mortality as pandemic evolved: StatCan
- Nearly half of household members become infected with COVID-19 after exposure, study finds
- What does the interest rate hike mean for Canadians looking for mortgage adjustments?
- Will Canada's ban on foreign homebuyers make a difference?
- 'I was shocked': Ont. rescue agency denies pet adoption due to child with autism
- Legal questions abound for Canadians volunteering to fight in Ukraine
- How much could the government's new pharmacare, dental promises cost?
Ben Cousins
ContactAs of April 2022 Ben Cousins is no longer with 麻豆影视.
Ben Cousins joined 麻豆影视鈥� national digital team in Toronto in September 2017, where he has been a part of the website鈥檚 daily news coverage, as well as being part of their reporting for the 2018 U.S. mid-term elections, the royal wedding and the 2018 Winter Olympics. On a day-to-day basis, he can be found writing stories of national interest surrounding crime, politics, sports, business, health and science.
As a student at the University of King鈥檚 College in Halifax, N.S., Ben won the 鈥淣ewzulu Student Award for Photojournalism鈥� at the 2014 Atlantic Journalism Awards and later attended the Canadian Military Journalism Course at the University of Calgary.
Ben has a undergraduate degree in communications, with a concentration in media industries and institutions, from Carleton University, as well as an undergraduate degree in Journalism from the University of King鈥檚 College. He has bylines in the Chronicle Herald, The Canadian Press and The Star Halifax.
He speaks both English and French.
