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Caryn Ceolin

National Syndicated Content Producer

About Caryn

Caryn is a multiplatform journalist based in Toronto. She is a National Syndicated Content Producer filing for digital, radio and television for CityNews stations across Canada. Her reporting was featured in the Netflix docuseries Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich. Before that, she anchored and reported local news for radio stations in every corner of Ontario. She graduated from Ryerson University, where she studied journalism.

Latest stories published

Toronto's top doctor sets record straight on drug decriminalization request

Toronto finds itself in the centre of a heated debate around drug decriminalization just as British Columbia is asking Ottawa to modify their federally granted pilot project. B.C. is one year into a...
High stakes for both PCs and Liberals in upcoming Milton byelection

We're less than a week away from a pair of provincial byelections that could further set the tone for the next provincial election in two years time. Byelections will be held May 2 in Lambton-Kent-Middlesex,...
Popular St. Clair West patio at risk of closing over lights

Twinkling lights wrapped around Toronto’s DeSotos Eatery on St. Clair West create a welcoming glow. But a fight to keep those lights on now threatens to turn the restaurant’s lights off, for good. Owner...
Mississauga tenants still displaced 2 years after flood

The water came rushing into Hazel Thomas’ unit on a summer night in 2021. The roof of her Mississauga apartment building had been under construction when half the structure flooded during a storm....
Are there enough schools to support Ontario housing targets?

For years, the Toronto District School Board has posted signs at new residential developments all across the city, warning future residents nearby schools may already be full. But amid a push from all...
Seniors facing eviction after Mississauga retirement home sold

Joyce Dodge has lived in her one-bedroom apartment at Chartwell Heritage Glen for 20 years. However, the soon-to-be 92-year-old is now scrambling, along with almost 200 other seniors, to find a new place...
How a small Leslieville grocer is keeping produce prices low

Torontonians walking past Leslieville’s Raise the Root Organic Market are taking note of a price comparison chart posted in the window, against the backdrop of neatly stacked piles of colourful, fresh...
Willowdale housing project given go-ahead after tribunal dismisses neighbourhood concerns

The City of Toronto can now move ahead with building supportive housing in Willowdale after residents who fought against the project were overruled. The narrow swath of green space on Cummer Avenue...
Dozens of donated toys not delivered to families will be held until next Christmas

A Salvation Army spokesperson says a bin at Promenade Mall was emptied once on Dec. 20, but volunteers were unable to return before Christmas.