Dhriti Gupta is a Staff Reporter/Year-long Intern. She covers themes related to health and wellness, with a focus on topics such as crime and airlines in Canada, particularly in Toronto. Dhriti's work has been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star, The Peterborough Examiner, The Welland Tribune, The Narwhal, and Yale Daily News.
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Dhriti's coverage primarily revolves around personal finance, government announcements, and political developments in Canada with a focus on Toronto. Pitches should offer insights into Canadian financial trends, government policies affecting citizens or businesses, and analysis of data relevant to these topics.
Given the prevalence of articles related to labor strikes, employment issues, and business operations like airlines and banking within her coverage attributes; stories involving interviews with affected workers or experts providing valuable perspectives on labor regulations would likely be well-received.
For those looking to pitch Dhriti Gupta, it is important to keep in mind that she focuses primarily on national news based in Canada — particularly Toronto. Therefore, relevant pitches should align closely with this geographic scope while offering unique angles related to the themes covered such as personal finance or government policy impacts.
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By: Dhriti Gupta
More than 1,000 vehicles to move 36,000 scouts from the county of Buan to Seoul before the arrival of Tropical Storm Khanun.
By: Dhriti Gupta
Experts say high travel costs, corporate belt tightening and a recovering tourism industry are all factors that are dampening business travel in Canada.
By: Dhriti Gupta
Rogers accuses rivals of ‘playing games’ instead of negotiating subway network access terms that are federally mandated.
By: Dhriti Gupta
Hike in credit loan provisions comes just two months after federal regulator orders big banks to set aside billions more in rainy-day funds.
By: Dhriti Gupta
Tax agency reviewing 600 cases where current employees received Canada Emergency Response Benefit during the pandemic. So far, one faces a fraud charge.
By: Dhriti Gupta
What you need to know to about these theft-related insurance costs if you own a commonly targeted car.
Buildings are Toronto's largest source of greenhouse gases. The city has ambitious plans to fix that, but developers are balking at the price tag
This past August, the World Health Organization declared a new outbreak of monkeypox a global health emergency. The News talked to infectious disease specialists about the new outbreak.
On Oct. 6, the HAVEN Free Clinic held its 10th annual ¡ANDA! 5K fundraiser, raising over $40,000 in donations.
By: Dhriti Gupta
The new yoga initiative is part of the Integrative Medicine Program, which also offers resources such as guided meditation, wellness workshops and T’ai Chi for their patients.
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