Ian Bailey is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. Based in Ottawa, he covers a variety of topics including elections, government, and public policy, drawing on his extensive experience in federal and provincial politics from previous roles in Vancouver and St. John's. Ian's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including PRWeek, Castanet Media, and The Globe and Mail.
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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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By: Ian Bailey
And, Canadian trade and foreign policy experts say saying the USMCA risks being left in a ‘zombie’ state
By: Ian Bailey
The pair were critical to moving the project forward, the Rideau Hall Foundation says
By: Ian Bailey
Victoria resident receives nearly 15,000 signatures on her petition to cut spending on Stornoway
By: Ian Bailey
Open this photo in gallery: In late June, Prime Minister Mark Carney launched the competition to pick a Canadian company to renovate 24 Sussex Dr., which has been uninhabitable for 11 years.
Chief of staff to the former prime minister was a contributing author to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
By: Ian Bailey
Stornoway, currently the home of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, requires at least $1.25-million in upgrades
By: Ian Bailey
Bad weather forced cancellation of Canada Day display, so officials decided to unleash it out of the blue Thursday around 11 p.m.
By: Ian Bailey
Open this photo in gallery: The Gordie Howe Bridge is shown under construction between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit in May.
By: Stephanie Levitz, Ian Bailey
Braeden Caley told his colleagues on Sunday that he has left the PMO to consider running for the riding of North Vancouver–Capilano
By: Ian Bailey
Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak tells AFN’s meeting she’s willing to go to court to protect First Nations’ rights
