Elizabeth Zogalis is a reporter for Global News, specializing in local news coverage in Montreal, Canada. With a focus on community issues and events, Elizabeth provides in-depth reporting on topics such as urban inequalities, emergency shelter services, infrastructure developments, and healthcare issues.
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Elizabeth Zogalis' articles predominantly focus on local news and government announcements in Montreal. She often covers community events, urban inequalities, infrastructure developments, healthcare initiatives, and crime stories within the region. When reaching out to her, consider pitching local experts or community figures who can provide insights into these topics. Additionally, she may be interested in interviews with government officials or individuals involved in local initiatives related to urban development, public health, and social welfare programs in Montreal.
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A memorial march on Wednesday aimed to draw attention to missing and murdered indigenous women, girls, trans, and two-spirited people across Quebec, and the rest of Canada.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
Over 300 participants braved the cold weather and plunged into the St. Lawrence river on Saturday afternoon to raise money for the Special Olympics.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
A man from New Hampshire says a GPS tracker inside his stolen truck shows it now in Montreal after being in Ontario, but so far police haven't taken the steps to retrieve it.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
A Grade 4 student at Leonardo DaVinci Academy is going to Disney World in Orlando thanks to a wish she made two years ago.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
Wish come true: Grade 4 student in Montreal was surprised with a free trip to Disney World – Montreal By means of Elizabeth Zogalis
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
REM passengers were once again left stranded during Wednesday night's wind and rain storm, some waiting hours on top of the Samuel de Champlain bridge.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
Following the Quebec court of appeal decision on Thursday that Bill 21 , the province's secularism law, is constitutional, affected minority groups are speaking out.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
A Montreal bar owner is scratching his head over a decision to block the side walk in front of his bar on St Denis street, only to put a temporary beer tent right in front.
By: Elizabeth Zogalis
A first-of-its-kind residence for Indigenous women is $1 million richer thanks to a grant from TD Bank. The money will help fund a second-stage housing program that opened its doors last fall.
Friday was a day to celebrate women, and Montrealers celebrated all over the city — including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who marked International Women's Day with an address to a women's business network.
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