Alexandre Silberman is a reporter at CBC News. He covers agriculture and farming in Saskatchewan for CBC national news across television, radio, and online platforms. Alexandre's work is featured in CBC, highlighting his commitment to reporting on vital issues affecting the farming community.
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Moncton, Canada (Local)
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Alexandre Silberman’s work largely centers on local news stories, with a focus on Moncton and New Brunswick. He seems particularly attentive to evolving and breaking news, as well as government announcements.
Given his coverage themes such as family & relationships and culture & society, he may be interested in pitches that involve human-interest stories related to the Moncton community or issues affecting its residents. For instance, personal anecdotes from individuals impacted by local developments could resonate with him.
As Alexandre focuses primarily on local news within Canada's Moncton area and New Brunswick, relevant pitches should tie into this geographic region for optimal relevance.
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By: Alexandre Silberman, Aliyah Marko-Omene
A handful of Saskatchewan mining companies are working to pioneer a greener way of getting lithium out of the ground. Lithium is the main element in batteries, powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles.
By: Alexandre Silberman
Known as the Energy City because of coal, oil and gas, Estevan, Sask., was projected to lose a third of its population of about 11,000 people. Residents hope the local coal plants can keep running until a replacement is found.
By: Alexandre Silberman
The Peter Chapman Band in central Saskatchewan is building new homes and infrastructure as part of a master plan for a new First Nation. The effort is part of a renewed push for recognition as an independent band, a move the community says would right a historical wrong.
By: Alexandre Silberman
Wild rice is a major economic driver in many Cree and Métis communities in northern Saskatchewan, but harvesters are losing their crop to a prolific pest. They hope teaming up with scientists will help save their livelihood.
By: Alexandre Silberman
From a tiny Saskatchewan ski hill to winning gold, Oatway's journey marked by resilience
New study found popular urea product threatens to degrade fresh water on the Prairies
