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Justine Fraser

Reporter

About Justine

Justine graduated from Conestoga College’s Broadcast Journalism program in 2017. Upon graduating, Justine was hired as a promotion’s assistant for Corus Entertainment in Kitchener, where she got her first chance to work in radio. Years later she left for another radio opportunity by the beach in Kincardine as an account executive. But her love for journalism and the city brought her back to the region where she then got her first job as a reporter for the Woolwich Observer. From there she worked for CambridgeToday as a reporter, and she was introduced to the team at Rogers/CityNews. Justine has been working as a reporter and anchor for 570 NewsRadio since October 2023. Justine has interviewed various political figures, community leaders, artists, business owners and more during her time with 570.

Latest stories published

Guelph's long term care residence unveils 29 new beds

A long-term care residence in Guelph just expanded to include 29 modern beds in the Elliot Community, which gives the retirement home 114 beds in total to use in the future. The announcement was made...
'Tis the season for watermain breaks. Here's how to avoid frozen pipes

Since the start of this year, Kitchener Utilities responded to eight watermain breaks and last year it recorded 55 watermains bursting in the winter, which is slightly up from 2023 when the city had to...
Waterloo likes to walk while Cambridge, Kitchener lag behind

Waterloo has walked to the top of the list, making it one of the most pedestrian-friendly cities in south-central Ontario, only falling behind Toronto. The City of Waterloo ranked number two for walking...
New number of gastroenteritis cases in Guelph 'tip of the iceberg'

The number of students with gastroenteritis has risen again at student residences inside the University of Guelph. As of Tuesday, 243 cases were self-reported to the university and Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph...
Which level of government should pick up the tab for homelessness?

The growing number of people experiencing homelessness not just in the region but across Ontario is causing concern for local politicians who don’t want to see the municipality foot the bill that they...
Community advocates receive King Charles medals for contributions

A long list of community advocates received a new medal for their work over the weekend. MP Mike Morrice presented the King Charles medals to 20 leaders, including 570 NewsRadio talk show host, Mike...
Collision in Cambridge sends pedestrian to hospital

Waterloo regional police is investigating a serious collision that took place in Cambridge just after midnight Saturday. Emergency services were called to reports of a pedestrian being struck by a black...
Family-run gift store closing after 50 years in Cambridge

A store that’s sat on King Street in Cambridge for 50 years is closing its doors this month. Etcetera Linens and Gifts has been family-owned and operated since the store started in 1975. Margery Thorman...
Cambridge women's shelter delayed again as more spaces fill up

Since the shelter on Frederick Street for women experiencing homelessness closed last March, 43 of the women staying there are now staying at the King Street Shelter in Kitchener. The 24/7 shelter hosts...