Jason Magder is a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec. He writes for the Montreal Gazette and the Toronto Sun, covering local news and events in the region. With a focus on politics, city issues, and community stories, Jason's reporting provides insight and information to the residents of Montreal.
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Jason Magder’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly within Montreal and Quebec. Given his emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments, municipal budgets, public infrastructure projects, or issues affecting the community.
If you are looking to reach out to Jason, consider providing insights from local politicians or decision-makers relevant to Montreal's municipal affairs. Additionally, offering perspectives on ongoing issues such as urban planning initiatives or budget allocations may capture his attention.
Given Jason's focus on Montreal and Quebec-specific topics like Mayor Valérie Plante and snow-clearing efforts in the region can also pique his interest.
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By: Jason Magder
A motion calls for more businesses to be eligible for more money having to fill out less paperwork.
By: Jason Magder
The Canadian Party of Quebec says they have to prepare now to ensure people who don't want to be part of a separate Quebec remain Canadian.
The premier met reporters in Montreal Friday to talk about the damage caused by tropical storm Debby.
Plante pleased with tunnel to métro, but calls the congestion in the area among the worst in the country.
The city's opposition decries a lack of planning for the area around the Royalmount mall and elsewhere along the Décarie.
Quebec promised the land would be given to the city for a nature park, but progress has stalled in recent years.
By: Jason Magder
The city reported a 40-per-cent reduction in the volume of printed products and a 100-per-cent reduction of plastic bags related to publicity distribution.
By: Jason Magder
Montreal North borough mayor Christine Black says library hours are being cut back, while Pierrefonds-Roxboro's surplus is being used to pay for basic services like snow clearing.
By: Jason Magder
The ARTM says it is "leaving no stone unturned" as it analyzes potential ways to handle a $400-million structural deficit.
By: Jason Magder
AGIR allows Montreal city planners to co-ordinate work, plan projects years in advance and communicate with external partners.
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