Felicia Parrillo is a Videojournalist at 91.5 The Beat. She focuses on themes related to animals, animal cruelty, and legal affairs, often covering topics such as lawsuits and animal rights. Felicia's work has been featured in Magic106.1 and Global News.
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Felicia Parrillo's reporting focuses on local news, particularly in Montreal, Canada. She covers a range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, and government announcements affecting the local population.
Given her focus on family & relationships and government & politics within the context of Montreal's local community, she would likely be most receptive to pitches that feature human-interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in their communities.
Pitches highlighting unique charitable initiatives during holidays or events involving educational institutions in Montreal could also align with Felicia’s coverage interests. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into the impact of governmental policies or announcements on families and communities within Montreal may capture her interest.
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By: Felicia Parrillo
From books in the classroom to information online, researchers say learning how to think critically about what we read is becoming increasingly important for students.
By: Felicia Parrillo
As the school year winds down, families and alumni from Villa Maria College say uncertainty over the school's future is re-surfacing. Renewed efforts are underway to step up the fight to save the school after concerns that a major decision could come within weeks. Felicia Parrillo reports.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Felicia Parrillo
A three-year-old child remains in critical condition after a bouncy castle was lifted into the air by strong winds during a community event in Montreal's LaSalle borough on Sunday.
For Clément Badra, accessible parking isn't just a convenience — it's a necessity.
By: Felicia Parrillo
Just one day before tragedy struck , young Ava Ciampini was celebrating her third birthday with dozens of family and friends at her father's Montreal-area business.
Supporters of Villa Maria College brought their concerns to Quebec City on Tuesday, urging the Congregation of Notre-Dame to provide clarity on the future of the historic school.
By: Felicia Parrillo
A plan to cut dozens of positions within the English Montreal School Board (EMSB) is sparking concern among parents and staff.
By: Felicia Parrillo
A plan to cut more than 100 positions supporting special needs students within the English Montreal School Board is sparking concern among parents and staff.
By: Felicia Parrillo
Just over five weeks into one of the largest technology transformations Quebec's health care system has undertaken in decades, Santé Québec says the growing pains are beginning to ease.
For the Scalzo family, time together has taken on a new meaning. After a life-changing diagnosis a few years ago, Rick Scalzo is back home for good — something they weren't always sure would be possible.
