Isaac Teo is a news reporter for The Epoch Times, with a focus on multinational news in Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, immigration, national defense, and social issues. Isaac aims to provide accurate and balanced reporting to keep readers informed about the latest developments in Canada and beyond.
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Isaac Teo's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulation within the realm of Canadian politics and national defense. This indicates a preference for pitches related to government policies, regulatory changes, and political developments in Canada.
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By: Isaac Teo
Over 100,000 Residents Without Power as Post-Tropical Storm Lee Approaches Maritimes
By: Isaac Teo
National Defence Hit With Biggest Cut in Feds’ First Round of Spending Review
By: Isaac Teo
One Tory MP says the protesters broke the law and it is no longer a peaceful protest
By: Isaac Teo
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs says lawyers will represent volunteers pro bono in any preliminary, investigative, or legal proceedings.
By: Isaac Teo
RFK, US Congressman Condemn Jordan Peterson’s Mandatory Training Imposed by Psychologists’ Regulator
By: Isaac Teo
BC Prosecution Adds ‘Hate Propaganda,’ ‘Conversion Therapy’ to Updated Hate Crime Definitions
A group of Cuban-Canadians gathered outside Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland's Toronto office on Friday at an event they said was to demonstrate
Several federal and provincial lawmakers as well as veterans are condemning Veterans Affairs for calling Easter “March holiday season” in a social media post.
While Canada's governing politicians have often used gross domestic product (GDP) growth as evidence of strong economic performance and successful
The Ontario government is cracking down on cellphone use during class time and banning vaping in schools as part of efforts to improve children's health and reduce distractions in classrooms.
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