Toronto, Canada (Local)
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Ashley Newport's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with a significant emphasis on the real estate industry in Ontario. She frequently includes data and expert commentary in her articles, indicating an interest in well-supported information and insights from knowledgeable sources.
Given her focus on real estate, she may be interested in pitches related to housing market trends, policies impacting homebuyers or renters, and developments within the real estate industry specific to Hamilton, Burlington, Mississauga, and Oakville.
As Ashley covers local issues extensively and seems to have a strong reliance on data-driven content for her articles about Ontario cities such as Hamilton and Mississauga. If you can offer unique data insights or expert perspectives related to these areas of interest that align with her coverage themes covered this could increase your chances of successfully reaching out.
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If there’s one thing Brampton can benefit from, it’s more homegrown medical facilities and specialists, and as the city and its needs grow, two born-and-raised Bramptonites are gearing up to serve their community. And not only are they local budding physicians, but they’re also identical twins. “We grew up in Brampton, and so health care […]
A transit project connecting Toronto and the Durham Region could cause delays as construction begins.
The backyard barbecue is a summer tradition for anyone with a grill, but what began as a home cook's passion project has, in just a few years, culminated in the acceptance of not just one, but two awards at the recent Michelin Guide ceremony in Toronto.
By: Ashley Newport
Anyone who spends any amount of time eating their way through Toronto (and Ontario more broadly) restaurants has no doubt treated themselves to some of the best sushi and sashimi east of Japan.
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Every year in Ontario, over 1,000 people lose a foot or leg to a vascular disease. This year, however, Frank Scianitti was not one of them. “ We consider it a failure if we have to remove someone’s limb,” vascular surgeon Dr. William Johnson tells INsauga Canada. Johnson, division head of vascular surgery and a vascular […]
A film festival–and a niche, genre film festival, more specifically–that lives for two decades will no doubt see trends come and go and tastes shift and evolve.
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A best-selling author and educator who took on the daunting task of debating religious orthodoxy in the public realm during a time of great cultural upheaval (the post–9/11 era) learned that being battle-ready for caustic rhetoric and fiery arguments ultimately took too harsh a toll. That said, Irshad Manji never retreated from the stage or […]
While Toronto isn't short on decadent desserts, one bakery–a pandemic success story, no less–has stood out for offering diners a range of super-soft, ultra-chewy cookies with rotating global flavours.
A luxurious private estate that just changed hands has officially broken the record for the most expensive home sold not just in Mississauga, but across the entire Region of Peel. Today, Sam McDadi Real Estate Brokerage announced it broke its own record with the city and region’s highest residential sale in history. Calling the sale […]
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A well-known store selling pre-owned high-end designer clothes, bags, and jewellery at lower prices has opened its first Ontario pop-up store in Mississauga. Mine & Yours, a Canadian luxury resale company specializing in authenticated pre-loved designer fashion (think Chanel, Tiffany & Co., Saint Laurent, and Louis Vuitton), recently opened its third pop-up at Square One […]
