Funds editor, Investors' Chronicle magazine
Dave Baxter is a Funds Editor for Investors' Chronicle magazine, specializing in local news coverage in Manitoba, Canada. With a focus on issues affecting the community, Dave has written articles on topics such as healthcare, education, Indigenous rights, and environmental concerns. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Winnipeg Sun, Penticton Herald, and Financial Times.
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Dave Baxter focuses on local news within Manitoba, Canada, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to Indigenous issues, violence against women, and provincial government actions. Pitches should offer expert commentary or unique perspectives on these topics. Sources who can provide insights into the legal policy regulation in Manitoba as it pertains to First Nations communities would likely be of interest to Dave.
Given his coverage's focus on local issues specific to Manitoba, sources with direct knowledge or experiences within the province will likely resonate best with him. This includes individuals working for non-profit organizations focused on Indigenous rights or those involved in addressing violence against women in the region.
Additionally, given Dave’s focus on crime-related themes such as violence against women and girls, experts specializing in criminology or law enforcement could also find opportunities for engagement through providing context around relevant policies and developments within this space.
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Leaders in Dauphin believe that by putting eyes in the sky, they can help reduce crime and give residents a greater sense of safety. Read on
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A federal judge has ruled a Manitoba First Nation’s election valid, despite finding evidence of “direct” interference in 2023. Read more.
By: Dave Baxter
A federal judge has ruled the results of a Manitoba First Nation's election are valid despite evidence of “direct” interference when voters went to the polls in 2023.
On Wednesday, The Manitoba PCs held their first leadership event since both Churchill-based businessman Wally Daudrich and Fort Whyte MLA Obby Khan
Voters in a rural Manitoba school division went to the polls on Wednesday to pick four trustees to serve on a school board. Read more.
Municipalities are growing concerned over discarded drug needles. They create a mess and confusion over who should clean them up. Read on.
The NDP government has introduced a new Critical Minerals Strategy that will get mining projects up and running faster in Manitoba. Read on.
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