Isabel Buckmaster is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, climate change, agriculture, and social issues, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Isabel's work has been featured in various publications including the New Hamburg Independent, BayToday.ca, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Isabel Buckmaster's coverage primarily centers around local government, tax increases, infrastructure development, community initiatives and transportation within the Mapleton area of Canada. She heavily focuses on government announcements and often cites data to support her articles.
Given Isabel's focus on local issues in Mapleton, pitches should provide insights into local government policies or initiatives, economic developments at a local level such as proposed business ventures or tax changes that directly impact residents. Additionally, offering data-driven analysis related to infrastructure projects or transportation improvements within the region may capture her interest.
As she covers topics related to finance & economy, business & industry, agriculture & farming as well as government & politics with a strong emphasis on specific announcements and data citations, potential sources could include local officials involved in these areas or experts who can provide localized insights into these subjects.
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By: Isabel Buckmaster
PUSLINCH — The township has proposed a 4.1 per cent tax increase in its 2025 budget.
By: Isabel Buckmaster
PUSLINCH – A flood of concerns has been raised about a longstanding gravel quarry's application for a new water-taking permit and its potential impact on surrounding water sources and local drinking water.
The Childhood Cancer Quilt Initiative collects new blankets for various children's cancer wards across Ontario
By: Isabel Buckmaster
MOUNT FOREST — A local initiative is using quilts to bring comfort to childhood cancer patients across Guelph, Wellington County and the rest of Ontario.
The women's formal wear store has been family-owned and operated since 1975
The Mount Forest Peavey Mart is set to close in Q2 of this year
Stores have or will be closing in Cambridge, Mount Forest and Waterloo among others
The GRCA said they've received 'a number of complaints' about hunting where Niska Bridge crosses the Speed River
WDD Main Street Inc. has proposed 21 single-detached units on a vacant property in Morriston
Under the township's current bylaw, kennels are not permitted within or attached to any dwelling unit
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