Paula Tran is a General Assignment Reporter at the Ottawa Citizen. She covers a range of topics including economic policy, global and local economies, and commodities markets, with a focus on finance and banking. Paula's work has been featured in numerous publications, including National Post, Global News, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Paula Tran's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Calgary, particularly crime and accidents. She tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news, as well as government announcements related to these incidents.
If you have insights or expertise in local crime trends, accident prevention measures, emergency response protocols or community safety initiatives in Calgary specifically, reaching out to Paula with relevant information could be effective. Additionally, providing commentary on ongoing developing stories within the city would likely align with her reporting interests.
Given that she concentrates mainly on local news within Calgary, pitches should reflect a strong understanding of the area and its specific challenges when it comes to crime and accidents.
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Economists say there are risks to the Canadian economy as both the U.S. and Canada threaten to escalate the trade war. Find out more.
By: Paula Tran
Ottawa pledged $7.5 billion in funding to support Canadian businesses and workers affected by the new tariffs. Find out more.
By: Paula Tran
Canada’s counter-tariffs could add pressure on households amid rising living costs but the full impact may not be felt for months. Read on
Canada's GDP rebounded in the second quarter, posting the highest growth in three years. Read more
By: Paula Tran
Canadian economists largely expect the to keep its at 2.25 per cent for the rest of the year, but what policymakers might do in 2027 is less clear as the muddies the country's economic outlook.
By: Paula Tran
The on Wednesday held its key at 2.25 per cent for the seventh consecutive time, which was widely expected by economists due to the ongoing uncertainty from rising trade tensions and renewed hostilities in the war on Iran.
By: Paula Tran
Canada's trade surplus sharply narrowed to $769 million in July, driven by a decrease in gold exports to the U.S. Read on
By: Paula Tran
Here’s a sneak peak of the new bill before you get your hands on it starting February 2027. Find out more here
By: Paula Tran
The Canadian economy shed 42,000 jobs and the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.4% in August. Read more.
By: Paula Tran
U.S. President Donald Trump accused Canada of running a currency imbalance. Could the U.S. really target the exchange rate? Read more.
