Joel Ceausu is a reporter for The Suburban Newspaper, with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically Quebec and Montreal. His articles cover a range of topics including transportation, community events, local politics, and social issues. Joel's work has also been featured in the Longview News-Journal and Kilgore News Herald.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Joel Ceausu predominantly focuses on local news, Montreal and Quebec in particular. His coverage emphasizes government announcements and local events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or comments related to local politics, education policies, community events, or issues impacting Montreal residents.
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When pitching stories for consideration by Joel Ceausu it is important to ensure that they are relevant specifically to the geographic areas of Canada, Quebec, and Montreal as indicated.
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With transit networks seeing record ridership levels, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) wants Montrealers to behave.
By: Joel Ceausu
It was announced quietly on Nov. 1, with a small, two-paragraph notice replacing the web page for Concordia University's Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS), along with
Dawson College in Montreal shut down classes for almost 10,000 students on Thursday, after students voted 447-247 in favour of a strike to demonstrate solidarity with Gaza.
By: Joel Ceausu
'It's a must-read for our community,' says a Canadian Uyghur leader.
By: Viktor Frankl, Joel Ceausu, Jonathan Rothman, Mitchell Consky
A podcast conversation about the sinking value of the Zionist brand.
By: Joel Ceausu, Viktor Frankl
François Legault has considered using the notwithstanding clause to push any legislation through.
Pascal Tribout's apartment was filled with materials for building firearms, police say.
By: Joel Ceausu, Muki Baum
No injuries reported and no arrests have been made, police say.
By: Selina Robinson, Sam Margolis, Joel Ceausu
Hanukkiyot have branches, after all—so Leah Markovitch is calling them "Hanukkah bushes" to give customers some tax relief.
By: Joel Ceausu
Canada's Criminal Code currently exempts comments if they are based on a religious belief.
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