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Douglas Todd

Columnist

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The Vancouver Sun, qoshe.com, The Province

Preston's Summary

Douglas Todd is a columnist for The Vancouver Sun. He writes about a variety of topics that capture his curiosity, with a focus on Canada’s housing crisis, migration, demographics, and applied ethics. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Windsor Star, Regina Leader-Post, and the Montreal Gazette, and he has received 38 Canadian and international journalism awards for his investigations and commentary.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 55 %
Data Driven: 26 %
Opinion: 10 %
Interviews Q&as: 5 %
Promotional: 1 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Urban Design
  • Urban Development
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Housing Market
  • Real Estate Development
  • Real Estate Investment
  • Horticulture
  • Sustainable Agriculture

Pitching Insights

Douglas Todd's coverage predominantly focuses on local issues in Canada, especially British Columbia and Vancouver. His articles often delve into cultural, real estate, and political topics with an emphasis on opinion editorials and expert commentary.

To effectively reach out to Douglas Todd, consider providing insights or data related to local cultural shifts, real estate trends within British Columbia or Vancouver, as well as legal or policy changes impacting the region. Additionally, experts who can offer unique perspectives on migration policy in a Canadian context may find their contributions valued by Todd.

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Articles

Subscriber only. Douglas Todd: Pressure rising to kill Vancouver's 17 'villages' plan Expert voices are calling for Vancouver council members to cancel the July 14 public hearing on the city's master plan to create 17 new retail villages, which they argue are illogical and will harm existing shopping hubs - Douglas Todd

Subscriber only. Douglas Todd: Pressure rising to kill Vancouver's 17 'villages' plan Expert voices are calling for Vancouver council members to cancel the July 14 public hearing on the city's master plan to create 17 new retail villages, which they argue are illogical and will harm existing shopping hubs - Douglas Todd

By: Douglas Todd

Subscriber only. Douglas Todd: Pressure rising to kill Vancouver's 17 'villages' plan Expert voices are calling for Vancouver council members to cancel the July 14 public hearing on the city's master plan to create 17 new retail villages, which they argue are illogical and will harm existing shopping hubs - Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Tough watering restrictions threaten Metro Vancouver’s trees With the average Metro Vancouver tree living less than eight years, horticulturalists urge politicians to get out the message that trees need deep watering, even during restrictions. - Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Tough watering restrictions threaten Metro Vancouver’s trees With the average Metro Vancouver tree living less than eight years, horticulturalists urge politicians to get out the message that trees need deep watering, even during restrictions. - Douglas Todd

By: Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Tough watering restrictions threaten Metro Vancouver’s trees With the average Metro Vancouver tree living less than eight years, horticulturalists urge politicians to get out the message that trees need deep watering, even during restrictions. - Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Why Metro Vancouver residents are rapidly moving to other regions of B.C. A big group of recent departers are aged between 20 and 44, some in the midst of having children. They are getting more bang for their housing dollar, less congestion and enjoying effortless access to B.C.’s outdoors. - Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Why Metro Vancouver residents are rapidly moving to other regions of B.C. A big group of recent departers are aged between 20 and 44, some in the midst of having children. They are getting more bang for their housing dollar, less congestion and enjoying effortless access to B.C.’s outdoors. - Douglas Todd

By: Douglas Todd

Douglas Todd: Why Metro Vancouver residents are rapidly moving to other regions of B.C. A big group of recent departers are aged between 20 and 44, some in the midst of having children. They are getting more bang for their housing dollar, less congestion and enjoying effortless access to B.C.’s outdoors. - Douglas Todd

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