Bryan Passifiume is a Parliamentary Bureau Reporter at various Canadian publications. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and education, with a focus on Canada and regional interests. Bryan's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Toronto Sun, Montreal Gazette, and National Post, among others.
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Bryan Passifiume’s reporting largely focuses on local Canadian politics and legal policy regulation. He appears to be particularly interested in covering government announcements and their impact.
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Project Dodger renews ongoing efforts to stamp out violence in city's collision tow underworld
By: Bryan Passifiume
NDP leader calls on party leaders to support plan to cut export of cobalt, lithium to US
By: Bryan Passifiume
11 Division Insp. Joyce Schertzer will be demoted to staff sergeant for nine months
By: Bryan Passifiume
Five per cent of Americans favour bringing Canada into the union militarily, according to Tuesday's Angus Reid poll
By: Bryan Passifiume
Despite no legislation ever being passed, CRA seems intent on enforcing hike to tax rate
Ontario's position ahead of Wednesday's first minister's meeting was made quite clear, thanks to the Premier's choice of headwear.
As Hamas terrorists drag their feet, Israeli-Canadians are cautiously hopeful about the newly-announced ceasefire deal.
York Regional Police have made another arrest in the summer 2024 murder of a Markham realtor.
By: Bryan Passifiume
With the US scrapping their zero-emission vehicle mandates, stakeholders say Canada's 'complete fantasy' EV policy now stands alone
By: Bryan Passifiume
"Major Canadian business organizations are breathing a sigh of relief, but we're certainly not out of the woods."
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