Allison Hanes is a City Columnist at various publications, including Fort McMurray Today and the Montreal Gazette. She covers a range of themes such as culture and society, health and wellness, and crime and justice, often focusing on topics related to elections, government, and public policy. Allison's insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets like The Province and the Ottawa Citizen.
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Allison's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on local issues in Quebec, particularly related to education, language, and the impact of government policies. Given her focus on evolving stories and legal policy regulation, she may be interested in receiving pitches that offer insightful commentary or analysis of ongoing political developments within Quebec.
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By: Allison Hanes
Where does municipal responsibility end and civic duty start in Montreal?
Not everything we do in our gardens supports nature. In fact, some of our activities harm the environment.
By: Allison Hanes
The Montrealer projects strength, gravitas, integrity, as well as respect for human rights and the rule of law.
By: Allison Hanes
Ribbon-cutting syndrome has caught up to the decaying state of existing roads and public transit.
By: Allison Hanes
In Quebec, at least there's no doubt who leads the Yes side and how a referendum would be triggered.
By: Allison Hanes
Raising property taxes would perpetuate reliance on an inflexible mechanism.
By: Allison Hanes
It takes me two hours and two buses to get downtown, so thanks, but I'll stick with the Exo train.
Separatist group’s report upsets some on the Yes side, but holds lessons for those against a referendum.
By: Allison Hanes
Sanity prevailed in latest language flap, but constant vigilance is needed on anglo rights.
A masked group unfurling a racist banner should not be surprising in Quebec, where extremist ideologies and far-right groups are on the rise.
