Daina Lawrence is a freelance journalist based in Vancouver. She specializes in natural resources, business, and finance, with a keen interest in energy sustainability and the fashion industry. Daina's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Globe and Mail, Okotoks Western Wheel, and Canadian Family Offices.
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Daina's coverage primarily focuses on finance, business, and human resources & employment within a national (Canada) context. She frequently cites data in her articles and provides how-to guides.
Given the depth of Daina’s coverage across wealth management, mergers and acquisitions, career development, sustainability, oil and gas industry as well as various other topics related to business and finance; she is likely to be interested in pitches offering expert insights or data-driven analysis related to these areas with a specific focus on Canada.
Additionally, considering her emphasis on how-to guides alongside citing data attributes suggests that she may also appreciate content that offers practical advice for business professionals or individuals navigating financial decisions or career-related choices within the Canadian context.
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Open this photo in gallery: Sea to Sky Gondola between Vancouver and Whistler, is increasingly becoming a community hub for locals and tourists.
Demand from DIY investors is shaping the market
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Open this photo in gallery: Made for Local founder Sheena Russell started the business as a side hustle in 2012.
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Open this photo in gallery: “We always said since the beginning, we're not a clothing company that plants trees.
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Open this photo in gallery: The Fancy That Group of stores started more than half a century ago around the idea of bringing carefully curated, slow fashion to Southern Ontario.
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Once again, a geopolitical shock has renewed interest in clean energy
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Open this photo in gallery: Murals in Metal founder Jim Dawe, centre, with his son-in-law Jordan Skinner, left, and his son Cory Dawe, who now co-own the metalwork business in Lucan, Ont.
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