Benjamin Shingler is a journalist based in Montreal. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, environmental services, current affairs, and federal legislation. His work has been featured in the Philippine Canadian Inquirer and CBC.
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Benjamin's coverage is heavily focused on climate change, particularly related to government announcements and policies, citing data and legal policy regulations. This indicates that he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts with insights into the impact of government policies on climate change, emissions reduction strategies, and clean energy initiatives.
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By: Benjamin Shingler
Hungarian-born refugee, who died at 98, documented Quebec's people and places
By: Benjamin Shingler
'There's a big gap between what you earn and what you need to get out of poverty,' researcher says
By: Benjamin Shingler
Public health experts question expansion with big-box grocers, Uber Eats
By: Benjamin Shingler
Bill 4, tabled on Wednesday, would allow people who fear for their safety or that of their children to obtain information about the conjugal violence history of their current or ex-partner.
By: Benjamin Shingler
New Montreal branch includes 4 stations, stretching from edge of Dorval to Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
By: Benjamin Shingler, Leah Hendry
Bill 10 will tighten up consumer protection around ticket reseller sites, but won't address soaring prices
By: Leah Hendry, Benjamin Shingler
While Ontario passed a law banning above-face-value resales, Quebec’s proposed rules fall short of a price cap, leaving buyers to still face a free market. Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette says his government's proposed law is designed to make the ticket market more transparent and protect Quebec artists and venues.
By: Benjamin Shingler
A $100-million fine against a global mining giant for contaminating water in Quebec's Côte-Nord marks the highest-ever infraction of its kind, but experts say the settlement with the federal government also shows the immense challenges in regulating the country's mining sector.
By: Benjamin Shingler
Province faces legislative backlog with only 5 days left in the session
By: Benjamin Shingler
Youth protection services shouldn't be 'front door' for families in crisis, official says
