Annabelle Olivier is a digital journalist at CBC Montreal. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and the aviation industry, with a focus on the intersection of these themes. Annabelle's work has been featured in Magic106.1, 91.5 The Beat, Global News, CBC, and Radio Canada International.
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Annabelle focuses on local news with a strong emphasis on breaking or evolving stories related to crime, government, and politics within the Montreal area. She also covers issues related to healthcare and education specific to Quebec.
Given her focus on local news in Montreal and Quebec, she would likely be interested in pitches that feature firsthand accounts or expert commentary relevant to these areas. Timely information about ongoing events or new developments related to crime, healthcare, and education in these regions could be particularly appealing.
Pitches featuring individuals directly involved in the events covered (e.g., community leaders, victims' families) may resonate well with Annabelle. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into how these events impact the local communities within Montreal and Quebec might capture her attention.
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By: Annabelle Olivier, Paula Dayan-Perez
Advocates in Quebec are calling for more support for survivors
By: Annabelle Olivier, Matthew Lapierre
Daniel Rochefort's lawyer says new accusers have come forward
Quebec's building authority oversees regulations for amusement rides, but inflatable games are exempt
The tragic death of a three-year-old girl after a bouncy castle was swept up by the wind in Montreal is raising questions about the safety of the devices and the lack of regulation.
By: Annabelle Olivier
Chief says way of doing things 'has to change,' lawyer calls principles of free mining 'archaic'
By: Annabelle Olivier
Rachelle Wrathmall was fatally stabbed in 2007. Her husband is now facing murder charges
By: Annabelle Olivier
Organizers are collecting food items, canned goods, baby products, medical supplies and more
By: Annabelle Olivier
The Arepera du Plateau restaurant in Montreal's Plateau Mont-Royal borough was taken over by volunteers on Saturday. They were busy organizing donated supplies destined for earthquake relief in Venezuela, after back-to-back quakes on Wednesday devastated the South American country.
By: Annabelle Olivier
The data breach affects hundreds of parents with children enrolled at Rosemère High School
By: Annabelle Olivier
The lawsuits allege the municipalities didn't do enough to mitigate known flood risks
