Jason Kirby is a reporter for The Globe and Mail and Squamish Chief, focusing on national news in Canada. With a specialization in economics and business, Jason covers a wide range of topics including corporate mergers, economic indicators, and industry trends. His articles provide insights into the Canadian economy and its impact on various sectors.
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Jason Kirby's coverage heavily relies on citing data, indicating a preference for fact-based insights and analysis. His focus is primarily on business, finance, and the economy within Canada. Pitches to Jason should provide in-depth analysis supported by relevant statistics or economic indicators related to Canadian businesses, industries, and economic trends.
Given his interest in specific topics such as Christmas shopping costs, investing trends, electric vehicles' impact on the economy, and economic indicators faltering during recessions; pitches with unique statistical analyses or expert commentary focusing on these subjects are likely to resonate well with him.
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