Alex Boyd is a journalist at the Toronto Star, based in Alberta. She covers regional interest and world news, focusing on elections, government, politics, and public policy. Alex's work has been featured in various publications, including Surrey Advertiser, BBC News, and The Walrus.
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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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By: Alex Boyd
Far-right U.S. commentators have argued that transgender people commit a disproportionate share of crimes, a claim not borne out by statistics.
By: Alex Boyd
In a televised speech to Albertans Thursday night, the premier announced nine questions related to cutting immigration and “strengthen(ing)” the province’s position within a “united Canada” that will be put to a vote on Oct 19.
The group Stay Free Alberta hit the required 177,732 signatures, organizer Mitch Sylvestre revealed.
By: Alex Boyd
Flagged as a "potential covert influence operation" in a new report, those behind the network are tough to trace.
After a separatist group said they’d picked up more than 300,000 signatures to support a referendum, the former premier argued for a unified Canada.
By: Alex Boyd
“It’s time to have a vote, understand the will of Albertans on this subject, and move on,” Alberta’s premier said in a televised address Thursday night.
The province of Alberta is now within spitting distance of a vote on independence.
Some of those freed from a flooded cave in Laos are helping in efforts to find the last two missing men trapped inside, rescuers have said.
By: Alex Boyd
It is the first time the King has seen his grandchildren Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, in person in more than four years.
By: Alex Boyd, Sean Coughlan
It is the first time the King has seen his grandchildren Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, in person in more than four years.
