Heidi Petracek is an Atlantic Correspondent at Global National. With a robust 25-year career in broadcasting, she has reported extensively across Atlantic Canada, covering various topics including the music business and different music genres. Petracek has been featured in CTV News Atlantic, 91.5 The Beat, Global News, and Magic106.1.
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Heidi Petracek's coverage predominantly focuses on local and regional news, particularly in Nova Scotia, Canada. Her articles often feature government announcements, breaking news stories, and evolving narratives related to government & politics and crime.
To best engage with Heidi, consider pitching stories that align with her focus on local issues within Nova Scotia or the Maritimes region. Topics related to charity initiatives, healthcare developments impacting the local community, veteran affairs in the area, as well as legal policy regulations would likely resonate with her reporting interests.
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Some 20 years after her husband was killed in a roadside bomb while serving in Afghanistan, Amanda Anderson says she feels abandoned by Veterans Affairs Canada.
By: Anna Mandin, Rebecca Lau, Heidi Petracek
In New Brunswick, opponents of a mining project that made Prime Minister Mark Carney's list of nation-building projects say the proposal could do more harm than good.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Heidi Petracek
Nearly 100 Canadian veterans are being told to repay tens of thousands of dollars in benefits — some dating back more than five years — in a wave
The company behind a spaceport in Canso, N.S., is defending the project after images of the site sparked criticism shortly after Maritime Launch Services signed a multi-million dollar lease with the federal government.
By: Rebecca Lau
The non-profit group planning a whale sanctuary in Nova Scotia held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday to mark the beginning of what's promised to be a haven for retired whales.
By: Rebecca Lau, Johnny James, Heidi Petracek
The artist behind a controversial photograph blasted as blasphemous by detractors says renewed criticism over its display in Fredericton misses the point.
By: Rebecca Lau
A Halifax man says he hit a snag while trying to get through airport security en route to Winnipeg — and it had to do with a very special but unconventional item in his carry-on bag.
By: Heidi Petracek, Rebecca Lau
A Halifax man says he hit a snag while trying to get through airport security en route to Winnipeg — and it had to do with a very special but unconventional item in his carry-on bag.
By: Heidi Petracek, Touria Izri
The United States' top trade official is pointing to Canada's deepening economic ties with China as one of the reasons Washington is refusing to renew the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on free trade ( CUSMA ) in its current form.
By: Rebecca Lau, Heidi Petracek
Out of the tragedy of the 9/11 attacks in America 25 years ago, a ray of hope emerged on the Canadian side of the border.
