Ernest Doroszuk

Multimedia Journalist Ernest Doroszuk has been a photographer at the Toronto Sun since 1999. These days his job has expanded to shooting and editing videos. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the University of Winnipeg, and a diploma in photojournalism from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.

LATEST STORIES BY ERNEST DOROSZUK

Despite loss to France, Croatians celebrate World Cup finals

Thousands of Croatian soccer fans didn’t let a World Cup Final loss to France get a a way of a celebration at Croatian Parish Park in Mississauga.

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July 16, 2018 Ontario

Croatian fan Mijo Despot kisses his wife Julie, following Croatia's loss to France after watching the World Cup Final on the big screen at Croatian Parish Park in Mississauga, Ont. on Sunday. (Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun)

Raptors' Lowry teams with wife to spread Christmas cheer

For the third consecutive year, Raptors all-star Kyle Lowry and his wife, Ayahna, brought some unexpected Christmas cheer to young kids. As a part of Lowry’s Holiday Assist program, 26 students from St. Stephen Catholic School got a chance to spend $400 on whatever they wanted from the Toys “R” Us Sherway Gardens location.

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December 19, 2017 Toronto & GTA

As a part of Kyle Lowry’s Holiday Assist program, 26 students from St. Stephen Catholic School got a chance to spend $400 on whatever they wanted from the Toys "R" Us Sherway Gardens location. (ERNEST DOROSZUK/TORONTO SUN)

Trump's Jerusalem move protested in Toronto

Protestors on Sunday gathered for a second day across the street from the U.S. Consulate General along University Ave. in Toronto to protest the move by U.S. president Donald Trump to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

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December 11, 2017 Toronto & GTA

A crowd protests across the street from the US Consulate General along University Ave. in Toronto, Ont. on Sunday December 10, 2017. They were protesting US president Donald Trump's moved recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. (ERNEST DOROSZUK/TORONTO SUN)

Veterans ensure kids remember our soldiers' sacrifice

Leading up to Remembrance Day, more than a dozen Grade 6 students from Davisville Public School joined Canadian veterans of war and peacekeeping missions to launch the Toronto Royal Canadian Legion’s annual TTC Poppy Campaign at North York Centre Station.

October 27, 2017 Toronto & GTA

Second World War veteran Sheldon Lawr, shakes hands with a Grade 6 student from Davisville Public School after pinning a poppies on the boy at the launch of Toronto Royal Canadian Legion's annual TTC Poppy Campaign at North York Centre Station in Toronto, Ont. on Friday Oct. 27, 2017.

Ernest Doroszuk

LATEST STORIES BY ERNEST DOROSZUK

Despite loss to France, Croatians celebrate World Cup finals

Raptors' Lowry teams with wife to spread Christmas cheer

Trump's Jerusalem move protested in Toronto

Veterans ensure kids remember our soldiers' sacrifice

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