Ian Bailey is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. He focuses on government and politics, covering a wide range of topics including social issues, the Russia-Ukraine War, and regional interests across Canada. Ian's work has been featured in PRWeek, Castanet Media, and Media Industry Observer, among others.
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Ian Bailey's coverage predominantly centers on Canadian politics, with a strong focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. He appears to be interested in articles related to the functioning of Parliament, federal elections, and key political figures such as Greg Fergus.
When reaching out to Ian Bailey, consider providing insights or commentary on recent government decisions or regulatory changes within Canada. Additionally, expertise related to parliamentary proceedings and analysis of political figures' conduct could also be valuable for his coverage. Since Ian focuses primarily on national news within Canada, pitches should align with this geographic focus.
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An antiwar protester has handcuffs adjusted by an officer from the Parliamentary Protective Service outside of the Confederation Building near
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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh put forward a non-binding opposition motion, which looks to make GST rebate permanent, in the House of Commons on Friday that will be voted on Monday.
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Former foreign-affairs minister Lawrence Cannon says he balanced advice to allow a Montreal man a document to enable his return home from Sudan with advice against the idea from Canada's intelligence agency.
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Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc looks out from the hallway of the Cabinet Room in
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Listen to this article Dominic LeBlanc, who has been Public Safety Minister at the forefront of issues involving the Canada-U.S. border and
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Notice of appointment cites Vancouver-born Reynolds’s work in the Deadpool films along with his philanthropy work supporting Canadian causes
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