Anjuli Patil is a reporter at CBC Nova Scotia's digital team. She focuses on themes related to animals and animal cruelty, bringing attention to important issues within these areas. Anjuli's work has been featured in CBC.
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New Glasgow, Canada (Local)
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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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Stretch of street shut down after crash that damaged four vehicles
By: Anjuli Patil
Impacted roles include resource teachers, math coaches and literary support coaches
StatsCan says 13,065 people reported their ethnicity as 'Cape Bretoner' on last census
Ad aimed at Halifax residents tells them it's time to move on and links to liveinregina.com
By: Anjuli Patil
Halifax Regional Police are urging people to keep a close eye on their drinks and each other
Police say extra caution goes long way in protecting wildlife
Judi Kennedy helps students in the area who can't afford a gown get one for free
By: Anjuli Patil
Marine location markers were recently found during a beach cleanup in N.S.
Opposition MLAs say the closure of five libraries in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley will be devastating to the communities they serve and that the Houston government should try to keep them open.
By: Anjuli Patil
Dual British-Canadian citizens must have a British or Irish passport to enter the U.K.
