Marie Woolf is a reporter for The Globe and Mail's Ottawa Bureau. She covers a range of topics including artificial intelligence, public security, and federal legislation, with a focus on data protection and privacy laws. Marie's work has been featured in various outlets such as CTV News, National Post, and the Toronto Star.
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Marie Woolf's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Canada, with a strong emphasis on immigration and related policies. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in immigration policy, temporary foreign worker programs, and Canadian political affairs are likely to be valuable sources for her. Insights from legal experts specializing in immigration law or human rights could also be of interest to Marie.
As the geographic focus is national (Canada), pitches should relate specifically to Canadian issues within the realm of government policies, particularly those concerning immigration and labor regulations.
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By: Marie Woolf
CBSA says Abul Kasim helped 65 people enter Canada using false information
By: Marie Woolf, Bill Curry
‘Unacceptable’ demands from U.S. prompted Canada to walk away from negotiations, Prime Minister says
By: Marie Woolf
American negotiators demanded Canada exempt big U.S. platforms from boosting discoverability of Canadian, French-language content in this country
By: Marie Woolf
Quebec groups suggest Ottawa could revisit or pause intervention on how much streamers must pay
By: Marie Woolf
Indigenous groups that support aquaculture, however, warn a ban would cost jobs and threaten food security
By: Marie Woolf
Mass cancellation of visas would undermine Safe Third Country Agreement, according to immigration lawyers, academics
By: Marie Woolf
Jewish employees at the Department of Canadian Heritage report the highest rate of discrimination, according to survey
By: Mark Rendell, Bill Curry, Marie Woolf
Restaurant industry was concerned the move would drive up prices, including of shrimp
By: Marie Woolf
B’nai Brith challenged redactions in 40-year-old report concerning U.S. efforts to help Nazi collaborators gain entrance
