Albert Kramberger is a news columnist at Montreal Gazette. He focuses on social issues in Canada, particularly in Quebec, with a keen interest in topics such as homelessness and parenting. Albert's work is featured in the Montreal Gazette.
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Albert Kramberger's reporting mainly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a particular emphasis on the West Island area of Montreal. His articles often cover topics related to business & industry, politics, real estate, culture & society, and entertainment news within this region.
For those looking to pitch ideas or stories to Albert, they should consider focusing on local initiatives, infrastructure developments in the West Island area (such as new construction projects or community events), updates from West Island mayors, or any legal policy changes impacting the region. Additionally, pitches involving key figures or organizations within the mentioned areas would likely resonate with his coverage focus.
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By: Albert Kramberger
The Table de Quartier Sud de l’Ouest-de-l’Île (TQSOI) and Table de Quartier du Nord de l'Ouest-de-l'Île de Montréal (TQNOIM) launched an open letter campaign on Nov. 8.
By: Albert Kramberger
The drop-in centre hopes to reach youth before their crisis becomes acute. Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.
By: Albert Kramberger
But the potential $20-million project awaits provincial funding and is years away from becoming a reality.
By: Albert Kramberger
If the long-awaited Highway 20 bypass had been realized years ago, it could have alleviated the traffic jams being felt today.
By: Albert Kramberger
"We are nothing but a cash cow for the city of Montreal," Beaconsfield Mayor Georges Bourelle says.
By: Albert Kramberger
Repairs are urgently needed, as two of the four blades are broken, the stone and mortar exterior is deteriorating, and the roof has holes.
By: Albert Kramberger
Lou's Restaurant is billed as an American diner with elevated takes on classic dishes, while Doshrock serves up authentic Korean cuisine.
By: Albert Kramberger
Around 40 per cent of renters in the West Island live in unaffordable housing, according to a tenants' rights group.
By: Albert Kramberger
A dog run? Noon-hour yoga class? Outdoor public workspaces? Telecommuting isn't going away, so towns should consider what citizens need.
By: Albert Kramberger
They are participating on junior councils or youth advisory boards to raise awareness of issues important to young people and promote improvements in city services.
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