680 NewsRadio announces winners of the 2024 Junior Traffic Reporter Contest

Winners of the 680 NewsRadio Toronto Junior Traffic Reporter Contest in 2024. From left to right, Eesa, Trent, Olivia.

By 680 NewsRadio Toronto staff

Posted October 28, 2024 7:25 am.

Last Updated October 25, 2024 3:29 pm.

Congratulations to the winners of our 680 NewsRadio Junior Traffic Reporter Contest 2024 brought to you by 407 ETR.

Out of hundreds of entries the following three students were selected through online balloting in their respective categories:

Grades 1-4: Eesa Talha | The Islamic Institute of Toronto Academy in Scarborough

Eesa Talha | Junior traffic reporter contest winner

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Grades 5-8: Trent Murray | Highbush Public School in Pickering

Trent Murray | Junior traffic reporter contest winner

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Grades 9-12: Olivia Giraldi | Bill Hogarth Secondary School in Markham

Olivia Giraldi | Junior traffic reporter contest winner

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All three have won $500 for themselves, $500 for their respective schools as well as a tour of the 680 NewsRadio newsroom! Congratulations again, and thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s contest.

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