Emma Jarratt is the Executive Editor at Electric Autonomy. She specializes in automotive topics, car manufacturing, and the intersection of media and federal legislation, drawing on her extensive experience in publishing and media. Emma's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, Waterloo Region Record, and The Peterborough Examiner.
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Emma Jarratt's focus is primarily on government announcements related to electric vehicles in Canada. She covers topics such as EV investments, government policies, and developments in the ZEV sector. Her articles also touch upon the automotive industry.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and their impact on the electric vehicle sector, she may be receptive to pitches from experts or officials knowledgeable about Canadian governmental policies regarding EVs, automotive industry trends within Canada, and updates on charging infrastructure initiatives across the country.
Since Emma's geographic focus is not specified but her coverage revolves around Canadian developments in the electric vehicle space, sources with insights into Canadian regulatory frameworks for electric vehicles would likely resonate well with her reporting.
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By: Emma Jarratt
By Emma Jarratt Two days before the IJB's femicide story published, I felt the emotional heaviness begin to set in.
By: Emma Jarratt
Indigenous women and girls are killed at rates six times higher than non-Indigenous women — yet the perpetrators are frequently convicted of lesser offences than those guilty in the deaths of non-Indigenous victims. In virtually all cases involving Indigenous women, the victim and accused knew each other. The Investigative Journalism Bureau reviewed 1,329 cases in which […]
By: Emma Jarratt
LG Energy Solution becomes the sole owner after automaker sells its 49 per cent stake to joint-venture partner for $100
By: Emma Jarratt, Anna Mehler Paperny
Provinces vary wildly in how they count injury and death. Health providers are missing opportunities to improve childbirth outcomes
By: Emma Jarratt, Robert Cribb
The legal disciplinary system responds slowly in cases of lawyers involved in child luring, sex with minors and possessing child sex-abuse material
By: Emma Jarratt
Ontario lawyer Gavin McNeill Grant impregnated a 17-year-old Crown ward, showed off pictures of her in lingerie to his coworker, and assaulted two women, including a client-turned-girlfriend, according to a decision of Ontario’s Law Society Tribunal. In all, Grant, who worked as a criminal lawyer in Owen Sound, Ont., engaged in what two provincial Law Societies called a […]
By: Emma Jarratt
Ottawa says the plan could double grid capacity by 2050, expand clean power and develop up to $15 billion in energy savings
By: Emma Jarratt
After days of speculation, Honda confirms it is halting all retooling and expansion plans after posting a $3.68-billion loss
By: Emma Jarratt
The Michele Landsberg Award recognizes journalism that advances awareness of women’s equality issues through a gendered lens. It is an extraordinary honour, particularly because it carries the name of Michele Landsberg — a formidable advocate and fearless Canadian journalist whose work helped make women’s experiences visible in places where they were too often ignored or […]
By: Emma Jarratt
The Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council projects what charging investment opportunities could look like with the right set of policies behind them
