Elizabeth Zogalis is a Reporter at Global News. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, public security, and environmental issues, with particular emphasis on water conservation, public event safety, and disaster response. Elizabeth's work has also been featured on Magic106.1.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Elizabeth Zogalis' articles predominantly focus on local news and government announcements in Montreal. She often covers community events, urban inequalities, infrastructure developments, healthcare initiatives, and crime stories within the region. When reaching out to her, consider pitching local experts or community figures who can provide insights into these topics. Additionally, she may be interested in interviews with government officials or individuals involved in local initiatives related to urban development, public health, and social welfare programs in Montreal.
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By: Elizabeth Zogalis
June marks ALS Awareness Month in Canada, a time when advocates are reminding the public that amyotrophic lateral sclerosis remains an incurable, fatal
By: Elizabeth Zogalis, Alessia Simona Maratta
Quebec is imposing new licence transfer requirements for some commercial truck drivers from Ontario following a series of serious crashes that have raised concerns about driver training and road safety.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Elizabeth Zogalis
Montreal Pride says it is increasing security measures for its upcoming Pride celebrations following the deadly attack at Berlin Pride that left one person dead and 29 others injured.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Elizabeth Zogalis
The City of Montreal is urging residents to keep conserving water as emergency repairs on a major aqueduct continue through the summer.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
With just weeks until Quebec's provincial election campaign officially begins, Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard has been relatively quiet.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis, Alessia Simona Maratta
Survivors and family members reflected on the tragedy's legacy and ongoing calls for stronger gun-control measures.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis, Alessia Simona Maratta
Allegations of possible U.S. interference dominated the Quebec election campaign Friday.
By: Rachel Morgan, Elizabeth Zogalis
Montreal police say a rise in thefts at jewelry stores across the city are frequently being carried out by minors, sometimes as young as 13.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Elizabeth Zogalis
A Montreal couple is preparing to take on the Montreal Marathon together this weekend, years after an ALS diagnosis dramatically changed their lives.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis, Alessia Simona Maratta
Fifty-nine Parti Québécois members were sworn in at the National Assembly on Wednesday, another step toward the party officially forming its new minority government.
