Alex Boyd is a national reporter at Toronto Star. Based in Alberta, he covers a range of topics including health and wellness, crime, and traffic, with a focus on Canadian issues such as the Coronavirus and regional matters in Manitoba. His work has been featured in various publications including the Surrey Advertiser, Daily Mirror, and BBC News.
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Alex Boyd's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from breaking news to cultural and societal issues. With his focus on local stories in Toronto and Canada, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to evolving local events and government announcements within these regions.
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Alex Boyd A Swedish minister's phobia of bananas has reportedly led to government officials asking for rooms to be free of the fruit.
By: Emily Freeman, Ian Geh, John Ayuk, Chris Davies, Bobby Dasari, Tahir Shah, Simon Hughes, Mona Elshafie, Alex Boyd, Shishir Shetty, Zaira Rehman
Introduction: Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours (PanNETs) are the second most common form of pancreatic cancer.
By: Alex Boyd
Laura Southern insisted she’d been “deceived” by those who’d hired her and that she had total control over the videos she’d made during testimony before a House of Commons committee on Thursday.
Alex Boyd Storm Bert has brought heavy snowfall, rain and strong winds as it sweeps through parts of the UK, causing widespread disruption.
By: Alex Boyd, Christy Cooney, Louise Lear, Ben Rich
screenshot Residents bail out flood water caused by Storm Bert
Alex Boyd Severe weather alerts warning of a "significant threat to life" appeared on phones across the UK due to a testing error, the Met Office has said.
The Met Office says the test messages have now been removed from devices.
By: Alex Boyd
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Alex Boyd & Denmark correspondent Adrienne Murray Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson has been released from prison in Greenland where he
The French President extends his visit to the archipelago as thousands remain without water.
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