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Articles by Ryan Van Horne
- Some question if Nova Scotia's new COVID-19 restrictions are a double standard
- N.S. confirms two more cases of U.K. variant of COVID-19
- New Brunswick reports 21st COVID-related death Tuesday, another case of U.K. variant, and 15 new cases
- New Brunswick lifts lockdown in Zone 4; moves Moncton region from red to orange alert level
- New Brunswick confirms first cases of U.K. variant of COVID-19; also reports 25 new cases
- New Brunswick reports 17th COVID-19 related death, 16 new cases; changes to orange level
- New Brunswick will move two zones back into orange as of midnight Tuesday; one more death reported
- N.B. puts Edmundston region in lockdown because of rapid increase of COVID-19 cases
- N.B. reports 19 of 32 new COVID-19 cases in Edmundston region, including six connected to poultry plant
- N.B. to move three more zones into red-alert level; another resident of Saint John nursing home dies
Ryan Van Horne
Ryan Van Horne is a digital co-ordinator at CTV Atlantic in Halifax.
Ryan was born in Ontario, grew up in Quebec, but has been a Maritimer for 33 years.
After graduating from Saint Mary's University with a degree in political science, Ryan worked at The Daily News in Halifax for 18 years as a reporter, photographer, columnist, and editor. He was part of the team that won an Atlantic Journalism Award for spot news coverage of the Westray mine explosion.
Ryan worked in news, business and sports while at the paper and continued to cover a wide range of topics as a freelance journalist for six years.
During that time he also wrote four plays, which have been performed in theatre festivals across Nova Scotia, and directed two documentary films.
Ryan is a generalist with CTV Atlantic and has been part of team coverage of events such as the Saint John refinery fire and COVID-19 in New Brunswick.
An avid hiker, Ryan also enjoys whale-watching and the many beautiful beaches of the Maritimes. Like many Canadians, he's also been known to watch the odd hockey game.
He speaks English and French.