Ian Fairclough is a journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, writing for SaltWire Network. With a focus on local news, Ian covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and issues affecting the Halifax region. His reporting provides timely and informative updates to the residents of Nova Scotia.
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Ian Fairclough's attention to evolving stories and breaking news, particularly related to accidents and crime in Nova Scotia, suggests a preference for pitches that offer timely updates on local incidents. If you have information on ongoing investigations or can provide expert commentary related to the topics Ian covers, your pitch may be well-received.
Given his focus on local events in Nova Scotia, providing localized angles or interviews with relevant local authorities could increase the appeal of your pitch. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data or insights regarding crime trends or accident prevention measures specific to the region, this may also capture his interest.
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By: Ian Fairclough
HRM budget committee is sending a recommendation to council that another $2.3m be allocated to all-weather field project at Lockview school
By: Ian Fairclough
Article content Officials aren't entirely sure what has caused a noxious smell twice in a week in an area of Kings County and had people reporting nausea and lightheadedness.
Several tents burned in a fire at the Green Road encampment site in Dartmouth early Monday morning. There were no reported injuries.
By: Ian Fairclough
Several undelivered packages with identical conformation photos have people wondering what's happening to their online orders
By: Ian Fairclough
Theodore Too, the Nova Scotia icon that was a replica of the boat on the show Theodore Tugboat, is partially submerged at an Ontario dock
By: Ian Fairclough
Halifax Regional Police are asking for a 3.3 per cent increase this year, while the RCMP are asking for 14 new positions and nine next year
By: Ian Fairclough
A B.C. company says it remove drivers as reports of fake delivery confirmation photos and discarded packages mount across Nova Scotia
By: Ian Fairclough
Tony Bentley, a former standout with Southend United FC in England and became a soccer icon in the Annapolis Valley, passes away at 84
By: Ian Fairclough
Article content Theodore Too is back on top. Of the water, that is.
The provincial government's deficit forecast of $247.5 million is more than $400 million from September.
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