Isaac Olson is a journalist at CBC Montreal. With a background as a newspaper reporter and photographer for 15 years, he covers a range of topics including healthcare administration, public health, consumer protection, and food safety, often intersecting with themes in technology and software. His work has been featured in The Daily UW and CBC.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Isaac's coverage encompasses a wide range of local issues in Montreal and Quebec, with a focus on government announcements and data-driven reporting. His articles often touch upon social issues, public policy, environment, health, crime as well as education.
Potential sources reaching out to Isaac should have expertise related to local governance or policies within Montreal and Quebec. Given his strong emphasis on citing data in his articles, experts who can provide statistical insights or evidence-based analysis would be particularly valuable for him.
With the prevalence of themes like family & relationships, health, education and crime in his coverage attributes suggests that pitches could also include professionals working in these fields whose work intersects with public policy or has implications for local governance.
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By: Isaac Olson
Éric Légaré has stayed sober, out of trouble and is low risk, says parole board
By: Isaac Olson
Heidi Miller, who has lived in a Montreal co-op for 20 years, warns income caps will evict stable members and destroy the co-op self-management model.
By: Isaac Olson, Gabriel Guindi
Landlord claims investments have been made in buildings, including heating upgrades
By: Isaac Olson
CAQ chooses Fréchette to succeed Legault, Liberals and PQ draw closer in polls
By: Isaac Olson, Gloria Henriquez
Héma-Québec says donor services affected on weekend amid staffing challenge
By: Paula Dayan-Perez, Isaac Olson
Building in NDG neighbourhood has major bed bug infestation, and organizations want assistance
By: Isaac Olson
Decision over 18th-century lineage being challenged by members of Essipit First Nation
By: Isaac Olson
Advocates say lack of timeline for PEQ relaunch could push workers and families out of Quebec
By: Isaac Olson
Many young women report concerns about catcalling, inappropriate questions and even groping while in public
5 deals will fund public transit, health-care facilities, student housing and other projects across Quebec
