Emma Loop

Digital Reporter/Editor

Emma Loop is a digital reporter/editor for CBC Windsor. She previously spent eight years covering politics, national security, and business in Washington, D.C. Before that, she covered Canadian politics in Ottawa. She has worked at the Windsor Star, Ottawa Citizen, Axios, and BuzzFeed News, where she was a member of the FinCEN Files investigative reporting team that was named a finalist for the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting. She was born and raised in Essex County, Ont. You can reach her at emma.loop@cbc.ca.

Latest from Emma Loop

Woman reunites with 'priceless' wedding dress after mom accidentally donates it to yard sale

A Windsor woman has been reunited with her wedding dress after her mom accidentally donated the lacy gown and a shopper snapped it up at a recent yard sale.

Windsor police officer faces new charge after pleading guilty in harassment case

A Windsor police officer who last month pleaded guilty to making harassing phone calls to a female colleague is now facing a new charge of uttering threats.

Police: $500K worth of whisky stolen from transport truck in Windsor, Ont.

According to Windsor police, thieves busted into a fenced-in facility and took 1,000 boxes of Crown Royal out of a tractor trailer, shortly before 9 p.m. on May 17.

Province says it will fund training and maintenance for Windsor police helicopter

The provincial government has disclosed more information about a helicopter it’s buying for Windsor police amid questions from city officials about the aircraft’s cost to local taxpayers and stated border security mandate.

Windsor looks to hire new police chief by October to replace Bellaire

The city of Windsor is aiming to hire a new police chief by October of this year, the board that oversees the force said Thursday. 

Conservative Kathy Borrelli narrowly upholds win in federal Windsor-area riding recount

The recount, which started Tuesday and wrapped up Thursday, narrowed Conservative candidate Kathy Borrelli's margin of victory over the Liberal incumbent Irek Kusmierczyk to a mere four votes.

Thousands of workers at Ontario's WSIB ready to strike, union says

The union representing workers at Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board says it’s ready to strike, accusing the agency of failing to “come to the table with any meaningful offer.”

Windsor police say a new strategy is curbing store thefts

Windsor police say a new strategy is helping them curb theft at local stores, resulting in nearly 200 arrests in under a year.

Windsor officials question cost, purpose of new police helicopter from province

News that the provincial government will spend millions of dollars to provide Windsor police with a new helicopter came as a surprise to city officials, leaving them searching for answers about its purpose and cost. 

'Special day': Detroit hits population growth milestone, beats all other Michigan cities

A “historic turnaround” — that’s how officials in Detroit are describing new data showing the city’s population grew for the second year in a row after more than a half-century of decline.