John Ibbitson is a writer at large for The Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper. He is also the author of several books, including "The Duel," "Empty Planet," and "Big Shift." Ibbitson's articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, economics, and social issues, with a focus on Canadian national affairs.
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John Ibbitson's coverage predominantly focuses on Canadian politics, government policies, and national unity. His interest is particularly centered around legal policy regulation and government announcements. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on evolving political issues, new regulations or policies, alongside updates from government announcements.
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RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme departs at the end of a news conference at RCMP National Headquarters in Ottawa on Oct. 14.
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The accelerating collapse of birth rates in the developing world is nothing less than astonishing
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Suburban voters in both the 905 and Greater Vancouver tend to vote for the same party, and to vote as a block which means Saturday’s result suggests things are looking very good for Pierre Poilievre
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History tells us that such revolts can make a party unelectable for many years
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For as long as the Conservative Party of Canada has existed, the Liberals have accused it of harbouring a hidden agenda to take away a woman’s right to choose
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The Liberals will almost certainly lose in Cloverdale-Langley City, making the race the last of a trifecta of 2024 defeats – and offering a grim forecast for a general election
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