Dan Taekema is a reporter at CBC covering Kingston, Ont. and the surrounding area. His reporting spans a variety of themes including health and wellness, transportation and mobility, as well as manufacturing policy, reflecting his diverse interests in public transportation, consumer health, and regional news. Dan's work has been featured in CBC.
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Dan Taekema's coverage is predominantly focused on local government, law enforcement, and homelessness issues in Canada, Ontario, particularly Kingston. His articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics. If you have insights or expertise in these areas within the specified geographic focus (Canada, Ontario, Kingston), your pitches may resonate well with him.
Considering his coverage attributes such as "Breaking News" and "Evolving Stories," offering exclusive information or expert commentary related to ongoing developments would likely be appealing to Dan. Additionally, if you have firsthand knowledge of local government decisions or policies affecting Kingston or broader Ontario communities that align with the topics covered by him (e.g., paramedic services management), it could be valuable for his reporting needs.
It’s important to note that while entertainment news makes up a portion of Dan's coverage themes at 22%, it represents a smaller part compared to crime and government/politics at 32% each. Therefore, when pitching ideas related to entertainment news make sure they are directly relevant to his geographical area of focus and aligned with his previous work whenever possible.
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'We're addressing the reliability that they're asking for," says GM Rick Leary
By: Dan Taekema
381 Bagot St. accounts for more police calls than any other residential building in the city
A new locking system was supposed to make 381 Bagot St. safer, but after months of delays residents are still waiting for it. Meanwhile, the troubled social housing highrise continues to rack up more police calls than any other residential address in Kingston.
By: Dan Taekema
Minister says Ontario's approach is 'not new,' confident schools will reopen 'as usual'
By: Dan Taekema
Judge, Crown stressed Maj. Kendrick Barling's 'exemplary' military service
Watchdog says it collected officers' guns and 1 belonging to wounded man
By: Dan Taekema
'The best thing we can possibly do is just ignore the silliness,' mayor says
Vigil planned at city hall for 6:30 p.m. Friday Ramesh Baniya says every single member of his staff at Everest Cuisine in Ottawa is waiting for an
Ambassador says disaster 'unimaginable in its scale and in its devastation'
By: Dan Taekema
More than 100 people gathered for a candlelight vigil outside city hall Friday night. Among them was Rojina Dhungana who woke up on Wednesday to videos of her hometown being washed away by flood waters. She's been told her parents are safe, but still hasn't heard from them.
