Hafsa Arif is a journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and writes for CTV News Atlantic. With a focus on local news, Hafsa covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, social issues, and weather updates. Her articles provide timely and relevant information to the residents of Halifax and the surrounding areas.
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Hafsa's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, family and relationships, crime, culture, society in Nova Scotia with a focus on Halifax. Her work often features evolving stories and announcements.
If you're reaching out to Hafsa Arif for coverage or commentary, consider pitches related to local governmental policies and their impact on the community in Nova Scotia. Also relevant are topics like homelessness issues within Halifax as well as cultural events or societal challenges that affect residents of this area. Expertise in these specific areas would likely be well-received by Hafsa for potential coverage consideration.
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Retailers across Canada are facing mounting pressures as a wave of credit card scams sweeps through the industry, leading to significant financial losses.
By: Hafsa Arif
The Maritime Sikh community is in mourning for Satinder Kaur, a 24-year old woman who died after being struck by a Halifax transit bus Thursday.
Support organizations across Halifax are seeing an unprecedented demand for resources this winter, with some already stretched to capacity as the season approaches.
A request for a block of land in the Cogswell Redevelopment Project (opens in a new tab) by New Roots – an African Nova Scotia Land Trust – remains unanswered which has left the group feeling unsure of what the future will hold.
The former CEO of the IWK Health Centre, Tracy Kitch, was back in court Monday to face fraud charges for the second time.
Pharmacies and hospitals in Nova Scotia are seeing a significant increase in walking pneumonia cases, with the trend particularly affecting children.
By: Hafsa Arif
Five tents remain on the median along University Avenue in Halifax a month after the municipality de-designated the area as an encampment.
A motion to remove Halifax’s controversial designated locations list for homeless encampments was narrowly defeated in council chambers on Tuesday after a heated debate.
By: Hafsa Arif
Syrian-Canadians are greeting the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government with a mix of hope and uncertainty.
By: Hafsa Arif
It is not unusual to spot wildlife while exploring Halifax's popular trails, but for on local runner, her evening jog took an unexpected and startling turn.
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