Articles by Ryan Flanagan
- Not just the pandemic: Why housing prices are skyrocketing, and what could come next
- Judge tosses lawsuit alleging book plagiarized 'true story' of infamous Black Donnellys
- What if the novel coronavirus can never be eradicated?
- A tale of two inaugurals: Comparing Biden and Trump's first presidential speeches
- 'Over by Christmas'? Why it's OK that our internal pandemic timelines keep shifting
- What we know about the last 100 people shot and killed by police in Canada
- Why Canada's monthly jobs numbers don't tell the whole story
- Court hears how police caught serial killer Bruce McArthur
- Bizarre bylaws: These are some of the strangest rules on the books across Canada
- Life in prison: Behind the barbed wire at Grand Valley Institution
Ryan Flanagan
ContactRyan Flanagan is a Toronto-based producer with CTVNews.ca.
He joined the CTVNews.ca team in Toronto in 2018. Since then, he has covered some of the biggest stories in the country as a general assignment reporter and helped lead CTVNews.ca's coverage of the 2019 federal election and the COVID-19 pandemic. He has also created and curated two newsletters, The Climate Barometer and True North Tales.
Prior to moving to Toronto in 2018, Ryan spent five years leading the digital efforts of CTV News Kitchener. While in his hometown, he helmed local coverage of high-profile stories in topics including transportation, politics, natural disasters and community affairs.
Ryan was part of the CTV News Kitchener team that won the Edward R. Murrow award for Overall Excellence from the Radio Television News Digital Association (RTNDA) in 2018. He has served as a judge for the RTDNA's annual awards since 2019..
Ryan has a degree in journalism and contemporary studies from Wilfrid Laurier University. Prior to joining CTV News, he was a reporter and photographer for newspapers in Ontario and Manitoba.
He speaks English and French.
