Ben Dornan is a student journalist at King's, currently pursuing a master's degree in journalism. He has a passion for writing about a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, education, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Ben's work has been featured in SwimSwam, The Signal Halifax, CBC, and The Walrus.
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Halifax, Canada (Local)
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Ben Dornan's focus is predominantly on event coverage, particularly in the sports domain. His articles encompass various local events and activities within Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pitches should align with this localized perspective and emphasize relevance to the specific community or highlight unique aspects of local events.
Given his interest in swimming and sports-related content, reaching out with updates on local sporting events or profiles of athletes from the region would likely be well-received. Additionally, pitches that tie into art or cultural happenings within Halifax could also resonate with Ben's coverage areas.
When crafting a pitch for Ben Dornan, highlighting how the proposed story intersects with the local community's interests will increase its appeal.
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By: Ben Dornan
The board says Global Empire Corporation must pay workers in lieu of termination notice
By: Ben Dornan
Questions are being raised about the Nova Scotia RCMP's decision to call off an emergency alert warning the public of an armed and dangerous man — who was later shot and killed by police — while he was still at large.
By: Ben Dornan
Recipient Brandon Millen says his company more than doubled the province's total rhubarb harvest this year
By: Ben Dornan
Changes include allowing producers to sell each other's products in their stores
Most theatres worldwide can't show the Christopher Nolan epic in its original 70-mm Imax format
By: Ben Dornan
Brandon Klayme, who spent 18 months in jail for child pornography-related offences after an investigative mix-up between two nearly identical online usernames, has been acquitted on all charges on appeal.
City officials to conduct inspection of Park Victoria after former tenants raised concerns
By: Ben Dornan
After decades at the easel, the Halifax-born artist plans to focus on family, mentoring, and new mediums
A battery on a charging e-scooter started smoking A Halifax fire official says as more devices use lithium-ion batteries, people should be aware of their potential risks.
Klayme was arrested in 2020 and served 18 months in prison for crimes he didn't commit
