Rob Shaw is a Political Correspondent at various publications including The Prince George Citizen and The Toronto Star. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and the housing market, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Rob's insightful reporting has been featured in numerous outlets such as The Advocate (Tasmania), Vancouver is Awesome, and BIV News.
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Rob Shaw's coverage is primarily focused on local sports and government announcements in the Tasmania region. He frequently covers events related to a variety of sports such as athletics, cycling, and yacht racing. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or news related to local sporting events, athlete interviews, or updates on government policies impacting these activities within Tasmania or Launceston. Additionally, offering commentary from relevant stakeholders involved in the covered events could also be appealing for his coverage.
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New health minister vows to give businesses a voice in overdose prevention plans
New health minister vows to give businesses a voice in overdose prevention plans
By: Rob Shaw
The two groups agree B.C.'s moderate right can't stay divided forever
By: Rob Shaw
The two groups agree B.C.’s moderate right can't stay divided forever
By: Rob Shaw
The B.C. government will install new signs at American border crossings that insist Canada will never become a 51st state, as B.C. Premier David Eby seeks to push back against what he calls an “unhinged” U.S. president's trade war.
Premier holds rally-like news conference as Canada-U.S. trade faces turmoil
B.C.'s forest sector has issued an urgent warning to the government, saying help is needed to prevent the industry from collapsing in the wake of new U.S. tariffs.
Forestry coalition calls on premier to respond to industry crisis, forestry minister pitches 'working forest' concept.
By: Rob Shaw
British Columbia missed out on millions of dollars in economic benefits, and thousands of jobs, by choosing to build its new ferries in China instead of at home, according to a new economic study.
By: Rob Shaw
Former party members want Kevin Falcon out and BC United revived
