Annabelle Olivier is a digital journalist at CBC Montreal. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on health and wellness, legal affairs, and the travel industry. Annabelle's work has been featured in Magic106.1, 91.5 The Beat, Global News, CBC, and Radio Canada International.
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Annabelle focuses on local news with a strong emphasis on breaking or evolving stories related to crime, government, and politics within the Montreal area. She also covers issues related to healthcare and education specific to Quebec.
Given her focus on local news in Montreal and Quebec, she would likely be interested in pitches that feature firsthand accounts or expert commentary relevant to these areas. Timely information about ongoing events or new developments related to crime, healthcare, and education in these regions could be particularly appealing.
Pitches featuring individuals directly involved in the events covered (e.g., community leaders, victims' families) may resonate well with Annabelle. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into how these events impact the local communities within Montreal and Quebec might capture her attention.
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By: Annabelle Olivier
The City of Montreal and the union representing the city's blue-collar workers say they've reached an agreement in principle on a new collective agreement. That means a weeklong strike that was set to begin Tuesday and last until Sept. 28 has been cancelled.
Suzanne Jutras was 'our favourite pilot,' say Quebec festival organizers
By: Annabelle Olivier
Quebec has never recognized the 1927 land border between itself and Labrador
By: Annabelle Olivier
Fréchette 'fully committed' to remaining leader of CAQ party, as polls place it in 3rd place in election race
By: Annabelle Olivier
The city says the cameras will read the plates of vehicle travelling in both directions through the Cavendish Boulevard underpass. The system will record an image of the vehicle associated with each plate, as well as the date and time the vehicle passed by.
By: Annabelle Olivier
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announced new measures aimed at improving coexistence issues within the Metro system and improving commuters' sense of safety.
By: Kwabena Oduro, Annabelle Olivier
'We feel ready for this winter,' says Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada
80 scooter-related injuries in 2025 — 122 so far this year, Montreal Children's trauma director says
PQ candidate won the riding by 3 votes in recount, according to CBC sources
By: Annabelle Olivier
City says goal is to make rent increases more predictable, rental market more transparent
