Chris Hannay is a Business Reporter for The Globe and Mail, focusing on independent businesses in Canada. With a keen interest in economic trends and policies, Chris covers a wide range of topics including small business challenges, government regulations, and financial developments. His reporting provides valuable insights into the Canadian business landscape.
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Chris Hannay's coverage primarily focuses on Canadian small businesses, government policies, and legal regulations. He often cites data and reports on government announcements related to business activities. Given this focus, reaching out with insights into Canadian small business trends, analysis of economic policies affecting entrepreneurs or the impact of government decisions could be particularly effective.
Pitching relevant experts in entrepreneurship, economics, or those involved in advocating for small businesses may capture Chris’s interest given his extensive reporting in these areas. Additionally, sources who can provide commentary on specific regulatory changes impacting Canadian businesses would likely align with the themes he covers.
Remember that Chris’s primary geographic focus is Canada; therefore pitches should emphasize their relevance to the Canadian market and its unique business environment.
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By: Clare O’Hara, Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Chris Hannay
Critics say the Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan’s proposal to adopt a ‘plan sponsor pharmacy’ amounts to ‘patient steering’ because it would no longer cover the costs for members to use their pharmacy of choice for specialty-care drugs
By: Chris Hannay, Susan Krashinsky Robertson
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By: Chris Hannay, James Bradshaw
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By: Chris Hannay, Clare O’Hara, Susan Krashinsky Robertson
Ontario College of Pharmacists says preferred pharmacy networks pose potential ‘risk of harm to patients’
By: Pippa Norman, Chris Hannay
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By: Chris Hannay
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By: Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Chris Hannay
Loblaw says it's supporting the publicly-funded health care system. Critics say the company is undermining it
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By: Chris Hannay
Third-party investigator hired by the college found a former board member did not fail to disclose a conflict of interest for participating in a class-action lawsuit against Shoppers Drug Mart
TD’s entry into e-commerce builds on the bank’s long-time payment processing services, but is also a step in the blurring line between traditional and digital financial service providers
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