Alessio Donnini is a Reporter/Editor at CBC News in London. He covers breaking news with a focus on municipal politics, crime, and technology, while also exploring themes related to the housing market, racial issues, and diversity and inclusion. Alessio has been featured in CBC and can be heard on weekday afternoons reading the news for Afternoon Drive.
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Alessio's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a particular emphasis on local government announcements and evolving stories. This suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or local events in the Ontario, Canada area.
Given Alessio’s focus on local issues in London, Ontario, pitches should cater to these specific geographic areas and address relevant local concerns such as recent developments in city governance, education policies affecting adult learners finishing high school, or legal issues impacting small businesses within the region.
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Outgoing Bishop Ronald Fabbro served southwestern Ontario since 2002
By: Isha Bhargava, Alessio Donnini
Daniel Miehm will be installed as Bishop on June 29 at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica in London
By: Alessio Donnini
Brewers and vintners agree, the real gains will be for liquor and wine producers
By: Alessio Donnini, Isha Bhargava
Both parties have until the end of August to reach a deal or it will lead to 'costly' arbitration process
By: Alessio Donnini, Isha Bhargava
The union representing London's firefighters and city staff will return to the bargaining table in hopes of landing an agreement that will provide a contract to the union after 16 months.
Unions say measures to help apprentices financially will break down some of the top barriers to entry
The federal government's newly announced push to hire up to 100,000 new trades workers is being received well by London-area unions and tradespeople, who hope the $6 billion in investment will make a big difference in their industries.
By: Alessio Donnini
Researchers call Long Point, about 100km south of London, a global hub for bird research
Thousands of primary care openings available as province pushes to connect everyone by 2029
Forest City Facts is one of many initiatives designed to celebrate London's 200th birthday
