Emily Fagan is a journalist at the Toronto Star, based in Victoria, B.C. Her reporting focuses on health and wellness, politics, and climate change, exploring themes such as public health, healthcare systems, and consumer health. Emily's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, National Geographic, and The Globe and Mail.
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Victoria, Canada (Local)
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Emily Fagan's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, family and relationships, as well as health and wellbeing in the context of Toronto, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting. Given this focus, she would likely be highly receptive to pitches from subject matter experts with insights into local political developments or policies affecting families' daily lives in Canada, particularly British Columbia.
Pitches related to research or surveys that provide unique data about Toronto's social issues could also capture Emily's attention due to her reliance on citing data. If you have expertise in these areas or can offer unique perspectives backed by solid data analysis relevant to Canadian policy-making at a local level, it may resonate strongly with her coverage interests.
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By: Emily Fagan
Victoria mayor says support services remain open on street while city crews undertake work
By: Emily Fagan
For the first time, the first known victim of a Saanich man convicted of what officials have called the most "egregious" case of voyeurism in Canada is speaking out, sharing her story and what she says are much needed reforms to the justice system.
By: Emily Fagan
Trustees were reinstated last month following a judicial review
By: Emily Fagan
Thousands of people have died due to the toxic drug crisis in the decade since B.C. declared it a public health emergency. But a new study shows that many more could have died if not for the province's harm reduction efforts.
K'omoks chief says criticism is 'based on claims that simply aren't true'
By: Simon Little, Emily Fagan
Imam allegedly attacked on Thursday as he sat in his vehicle
By: Emily Fagan
2nd victim allegedly attacked earlier in night; suspect in custody
By: Emily Fagan
Thousands of pharmacies and other distribution sites can order nasal naloxone as of this week
Officials say Ernest Jensen's family, registered victims have been notified of his death
By: Emily Fagan
Lone road closures due to wildfires have prompted safety concerns
