Suzanne Rent is a journalist at Halifax Examiner. She covers City Hall and contributes to Morning File, focusing on themes such as government and politics, urban design, and public transportation, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Suzanne's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in environmental services, elections, and public policy.
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Suzanne Rent's coverage primarily focuses on local government, affordable housing, workplace issues, lawsuits, and accessibility in Nova Scotia. Her work emphasizes government announcements and press releases related to legal policy regulations. Pitching her informative content about the local government decisions and policies concerning these topics would likely resonate well.
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We're all looking forward to the light of the clear blue morning when Trump's America is done.
By: Suzanne Rent
Pockwock Corridor SAFE sent its own proposal for egress to Young and Mayor Andy Fillmore.
By: Suzanne Rent
An interview with Dan Werb, author of Our Wild Familiars: How Animals Are Adapting to Cities and Reshaping the Natural World.
By: Suzanne Rent
The municipality runs its own health centre, and all of municipal business is done in French and English, the only Nova Scotia municipality to do so.
By: Suzanne Rent
Vincent Beswick-Escanlar has motion going to Board of Police Commissioners meeting on Wednesday.
By: Suzanne Rent
Committee ends its three-year mandate with final update on work on 90 of 130 recommendations.
By: Suzanne Rent
Mood has been mayor for 14 years, but says she's scared to give up the job she says she could do forever.
Commissioner Vincent Beswick-Escanlar said police board needs more formal presentation of data to track trends over time.
By: Suzanne Rent
"I find it pretty egregious when you have a multinational REIT with investors all over Canada or the world who essentially are making their money from renting out low-income apartments."
