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
Seeks $560 million per year, up from an average of $240 million per year that is forecast to be spent over the next decade.
By: Jason Magder
The executive committee member in charge of homelessness responds to Craig Sauvé by saying Montreal is taking action.
By: Jason Magder
Younes El Moustir says his diverse background would be an asset if he reaches the mayor's office.
Valérie Plante will make an announcement at city hall Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
The city's first female mayor came to power leading a party with an ambitious agenda to make the city friendlier, greener, safer and more accessible. How did she do?
By: Jason Magder
Mayor calls unilateral decision to end the treatment an insult to those who have been drinking fluoridated water for decades.
By: Jason Magder
In an exclusive interview, Stéphane Yelle says he expects ridership to suffer when the REM is implemented.
Underestimated her whole political career, Plante is proud to leave office on her own terms.
By: Jason Magder
Community group says having no local polling station within walking distance is yet another systemic barrier for the lower-income, multiracial community.
By: Jason Magder
The Vaudreuil-Hudson line will return later than expected, but the St-Jérôme and Candiac lines earlier than expected.
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