Anjuli Patil is a reporter at CBC Nova Scotia's digital team. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, public security, climate change, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on public education, labor laws, and labor markets. Anjuli's work has been featured in CBC.
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Anjuli's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Nova Scotia, particularly Halifax and surrounding areas. She pays attention to government announcements, breaking news, and often cites data.
Given her focus on crime and scientific themes, Anjuli may be interested in receiving pitches related to local crime trends or scientific developments with relevance to the Nova Scotia community. Additionally, given the emphasis on education as a theme covered, she might be open to stories related to educational initiatives or challenges within the region.
Local experts from Nova Scotia who can provide insights into these topics would likely capture her interest. It's important that any pitched story aligns with the geographic scope of Anjuli's reporting - focusing primarily on Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax specifically.
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By: Anjuli Patil
Work underway to help 61 AC7664 customers make new travel arrangements
Flight from Newark was diverted to Boston due to medical emergency in cockpit
The two deceased men were found in home on Lincolnshire Drive on Monday afternoon
The town of Westville has been celebrating July 1 since 1907
RCMP say boat ran aground in the Northumberland Strait
Nova Scotia Power estimates power will be restored around midnight
By: Anjuli Patil
Halifax police say hate is believed to be a motivating factor
A civil emergency alert sent around 6 p.m. AT on Wednesday warned of a dangerous man with a weapon around Highway 210 and Old Chelsea Road in Chelsea, N.S. People in the area are being advised to lock their doors and not pick up hitchhikers.
By: Anjuli Patil
Program uses transmitter bracelets to help locate missing people with cognitive conditions
Health officials do not track alpha-gal syndrome despite growing presence of lone star ticks in the province
