John DeMont is a columnist at the Halifax Chronicle Herald. He covers a range of topics, often blending personal anecdotes with observations about life in Halifax, while also reflecting on themes of family and community. John is featured in the SaltWire Network.
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John DeMont's articles primarily cover local news and human interest stories, with a focus on Nova Scotia, Halifax, community-related topics, personal reflections, and social issues. Based on his coverage attributes and themes covered in the article titles provided such as "Profile Feature" or "Opinion Editorial," he is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives from individuals living in Nova Scotia or Halifax. Pitches featuring local experts who can provide insights into community-related topics or social issues within these areas may also capture his attention.
Given the frequency of opinion editorials and expert commentary in his work, providing thought-provoking viewpoints or expertise related to family & relationships, entertainment news (particularly those relevant to Nova Scotia), sports events impacting the local community could also be well received.
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Nova Scotia premier Tim Houston's decision to close the tinder-dry woods is the right decision
By: John Demont
Nova Scotia's decision to ban fires and human activities in forests is showing other provinces the way, says columnist John DeMont.
By: John Demont
In the bone-dry summer of 2025, in which Canada is in the midst of the second-worst wildfire season on record, the country is again ablaze.
By: John Demont
Deer have a massive public relations problem in Nova Scotia, where they suddenly seem to be everywhere.
By: John Demont
The dos and don'ts for dealing with the increase in shark sightings in Nova Scotian waters.
By: John Demont
The Nova Scotia government is increasingly intruding in places previous governments have been loath to go, says John DeMont.
By: John Demont
Its the conflicted season when the golden days of summer wane and the potential of September awaits
By: John Demont
More people than ever before are stressed that environmental doom looms
Columnist John DeMont revisits a street that has personal meaning, but also mirrors Halifax's evolution.
The woodpile, which arrives every year, will be columnist John DeMont's first real test of his new life in retirement.
