Jennifer La Grassa is a videojournalist at CBC Windsor. She is particularly focused on reporting healthcare stories, with a keen interest in themes such as consumer health, mental health, and federal legislation. Jennifer's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting her dedication to delivering insightful news on health and wellness.
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Jennifer La Grassa's coverage primarily focuses on local healthcare and related issues in Canada, particularly within the context of cybersecurity incidents affecting hospitals. She also covers topics such as addiction, mental health, and homelessness.
If you're reaching out to Jennifer with a pitch, consider offering insights or commentary from local healthcare professionals or government officials regarding hospital operations, cybersecurity measures, patient care improvements post-cyberattacks. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis or expert opinions related to mental health support programs and housing initiatives would likely resonate well.
Given her focus on local Canadian issues pertaining to healthcare and community wellbeing, pitches should be tailored to address these specific regional concerns.
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By: Lauren Pelley
Federal officials say they are pausing some immigration documents for at least 90 days Social Sharing
By: Jennifer La Grassa
Highly anticipated generic versions — which arrived at some pharmacies, including select Rexall and Shoppers Drug Mart locations across Canada last week — are being hailed as a gamer-changer. According to pharmacies, generics have slashed the price to roughly $100 a month, which they expect will quickly drive up demand.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
Assisted deaths among people with mental disorders in the Netherlands have surged in recent years. Some Dutch psychiatrists say that's a red flag for Canada, but not everyone agrees.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
Since Lucas Legare was two years old, he's been watching history in the making with nearly weekly visits to the Gordie Howe International Bridge — an example of the building anticipation for the bridge's opening.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
A special parliamentary committee is recommending that the federal government "indefinitely exclude" people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness from applying for medical assistance in dying (MAID).
By: Jennifer La Grassa
Across the country, Canadians are waiting months to get access to a dermatologist for medical purposes, including skin checks, mole removals, eczema and psoriasis.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
A diarrhea-causing parasite has led to a growing outbreak in the United States that has sickened more than 1,000 people and sent dozens to hospital.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
As the federal government considers expanding MAID to people whose only underlying condition is mental illness, some advocates say Ottawa should also consider allowing advance requests.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
A new national report finds that 4.5 million Canadians who are middle aged and older have had trouble accessing specialist care — a problem that could only get worse as the country's population ages.
By: Jennifer La Grassa
The source of a diarrhea-causing parasite that has been plaguing Americans across multiple states for weeks has been found, so now what?
