Hayley Juhl is a Digital Editor at the Montreal Gazette. She focuses on themes of crime and justice, the judicial system, and environmental issues, while also sharing insights on parenting and relationships. Hayley's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Daily Observer, The Vancouver Sun, and The Kingston Whig-Standard.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Hayley Juhl’s coverage suggests she responds well to pitches that connect everyday family life with broader social issues, especially when they have a clear local angle in Montreal or Quebec. She also seems open to opinionated takes and practical explainers that tie personal experiences to public policy or community impact.
Her mix of reporting and commentary indicates she may be most receptive to sources who can offer a strong viewpoint, lived experience, or a timely angle on family-related concerns, children’s wellbeing, and how local conditions affect households.
Because her work also includes crime- and environment-related stories, pitches that connect family life to neighborhood safety, housing, or weather-related impacts in Quebec could fit well.
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The economic outlook for Gen Z is bleak. One wonders what will be left for Gen Alpha.
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By: Hayley Juhl
All but one lonely store location in the province are closing as of next month.
There are few things more expensive than living without a sustainable income.
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All but one lonely store location in the province are closing as of next month.
This is a big day, so here are a few ways to make it perfect while not becoming the parent everyone complains about.
No one was injured in the fire, police say.
And they look great doing it.
