Emma Teitel is a Senior Consultant at Navigator Limited and a columnist at the Toronto Star. She focuses on social issues, climate change, and city-related topics, contributing to a range of publications including Maclean’s Magazine and the Boston Globe. Emma's work has been featured in The Hamilton Spectator, Waterloo Chronicle Newspaper, and many other notable outlets.
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Emma Teitel's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and societal issues in Toronto and Canada. She has a keen interest in local politics and social dynamics related to discrimination, hate, and cultural narratives.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Emma Teitel for potential collaboration or source insights for her articles, consider pitching opinion pieces that contribute thoughtfully to the ongoing discussions around Toronto's political landscape or societal issues affecting the region. Additionally, providing expertise on legal policies or government announcements relevant to Toronto would likely capture her attention.
Given her focus on local topics such as Doug Ford and Olivia Chow as well as broader themes of hate and discrimination within Canada, pitches should be tailored with consideration for their relevance specifically within the Canadian context.
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By: Emma Teitel
It is a great paradox of the current political moment that despite federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's raging hate-on for the mainstream
By: Emma Teitel
Ontario premier Doug Ford is known for many things: hunger for Tim Hortons baked goods , a fondness for the word “folks” and a tendency to take a blow torch to political process and decorum
By: Emma Teitel
The premier likes to blow things up and the housing file is ripe for an overhaul.
Many voters who are leaning Conservative have never voted for anyone besides Trudeau and they are desperate to do so, even if there is no tangible evidence that Conservative leader
By: Emma Teitel
Many voters who are leaning Conservative have never voted for anyone besides Trudeau and they are desperate to do so, even if there is no tangible evidence that Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre will alter their fortunes.
By: Emma Teitel
Earning $100,000 in 1996 would be the equivalent of $175,370 in 2023. Conversely, $100,000 last year was equal to $57,020 in 1996. It’s in our best interest that members of
By: Emma Teitel
Earning $100,000 in 1996 would be the equivalent of $175,370 in 2023. Conversely, $100,000 last year was equal to $57,020 in 1996. It's in our best interest that members of the public service are compensated fairly.
By: Emma Teitel
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