Beryl Wajsman is a journalist for The Suburban Newspaper, focusing on local news in Canada, specifically in Quebec and Montreal. With a passion for investigative reporting, Beryl covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events, providing readers with in-depth analysis and exclusive interviews.
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Beryl Wajsman's coverage is heavily focused on local politics and societal issues, particularly within the Montreal area. His articles often feature exclusive interviews, evolving stories, and expert commentary.
Given his focus on community leaders and government & politics, Beryl might be interested in pitches that offer insights from local community figures or political experts pertaining to issues such as bilingualism, public safety, cultural events or social justice initiatives within Quebec and Montreal. Additionally, he may welcome contributions related to ongoing controversies or legal matters impacting the region's communities.
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By: Beryl Wajsman
DDO Councillor Tanya Toledano will be the federal Conservative candidate in the riding of Pierrefonds-Dollard in the next federal election in 2025.
It is sad and shameful that Canada's largest military cemetery — Pointe-Claire's National Field of Honour — is having financial difficulties and Ottawa has not responded.
By: Beryl Wajsman, Joel Goldenberg
Anti-Israel protests at Concordia University last Thursday in which there were words and actions reminiscent of the Nazis has sparked an outcry in Montreal, across Canada and around the world.
Well, from last Thursday and into this week, Montreal has made world headlines again. And again not for anything good. Heightened antisemitism this time with Nazi symbolism.
By: Joel Goldenberg, Beryl Wajsman
Anti-Israel protests at Concordia University last Thursday in which there were words and actions reminiscent of the Nazis has sparked an outcry in Montreal, across Canada and around the world.
By: Dan Laxer, Beryl Wajsman
The Suburban wanted to know why there was no police intervention in last Thursday's break-in to Concordia by antisemitic and pro-Palestinian mobs
Academics like to lecture businesspeople about morality and courage. They like to sell the image that they have them and business is only about profit.
It is not often that the Premier of Quebec and the Mayor of Cote St. Luc speak out in the same terms, on the same issue and in the same week.
Postal workers, daycare educators, cemetery maintenance personnel, longshoremen, railway workers. It's been a season of strikes.
A second antisemitic attack took place at the Beth Tikvah Synagogue in Dollard-des-Ormeaux this morning. As in the first attack, it was a firebombing by Molotov cocktail.
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