Emilie Richardson Dupuis is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario. She writes for the Toronto Star and her work has also appeared in Exclaim! Media. Emilie covers a range of local news topics, including crime, real estate, transportation, and community issues.
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Emilie Richardson Dupuis primarily covers local breaking news and evolving stories, particularly in the realm of crime and entertainment in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). She is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or access related to ongoing developing stories within these themes.
Given her focus on local news, she may be interested in sources who have direct knowledge of events or individuals involved. For example, law enforcement officials, local community leaders, or experts with specific insight into Toronto's real estate market could be strong potential sources for Emilie's coverage.
If you are reaching out to Emilie with a pitch related to an ongoing story or breaking news event in the GTA, providing timely updates from credible sources will likely increase your chances of getting her attention.
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By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
With the indoor-outdoor living space, gourmet kitchen and many living and dining areas, the house was designed with entertaining in mind.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
With the indoor-outdoor living space, gourmet kitchen and many living and dining areas, the house was designed with entertaining in mind.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
Toronto police say the woman has been charged in the suspected hate-motivated incident with mischief under $5,000.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
The building has been evacuated and roads in the area are blocked for the investigation.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
Police were called to the scene at Keele St. and Rogers Rd. this morning to investigate.
Ontarians made more mindful choices for their health and their wallets this year, says LCBO's latest report.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
Police have described the suspect as a male teen.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
The TTC and GO Transit are offering free rides as incentive to stay off the road on New Year's Eve.
A 17-year-old was taken to hospital in critical condition after an altercation between two groups of youths Saturday, police say.
By: Emilie Richardson-Dupuis
The man reportedly inappropriately touched a child on a bus and made sexual gestures towards the child when leaving.
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