Kerrisa Wilson is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario. She is a regular contributor to NOW Magazine, focusing on local news and events in the Toronto area. Kerrisa covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, sports, and community issues, providing readers with informative and engaging articles.
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Kerrisa's articles cover local news in Toronto, including crime, events, and government announcements. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories. Given her focus on entertainment news, crime, and house & home themes, she may be interested in pitches related to local events or developments within these categories.
If you have insights into the Toronto entertainment industry or can provide expert commentary on crime trends specific to the region of Ontario or Canada as a whole, your pitch may be well-received by Kerrisa. Additionally, if your pitch involves a breaking story or an evolving event happening locally in Toronto or nearby areas in Ontario that aligns with her coverage attributes and topics covered.
Consider offering unique angles for human interest stories related to local events around sports activities taking place within the area of focus. This could include potential interviews with athletes involved directly with upcoming major sporting events occurring specifically in Toronto or other parts of Canada.
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By: Kerrisa Wilson
A Jewish advocacy group says Mayor Olivia Chow needs to apologize after not attending a vigil marking one year since Hamas attacked Israel.
By: Kerrisa Wilson
Toronto is embracing its love-hate relationship with racoons and has officially opened a park in Midtown named after the curious critter.
By: Kerrisa Wilson
A shocking video of a suspect shooting multiple rounds at a home in the Town of Georgina over the weekend has been released by police.
By: Kerrisa Wilson
Firehouse Subs restaurants in Toronto are giving away free subs on Saturday to customers who wear merchandise in honour of the boys in blue.
Ward 3 City Councillor Nrinder Nann tweeted about the protest saying the city “will not tolerate racist, white-nationalism."(Courtesy: @NrinderWard3/X)
By: Kerrisa Wilson
In celebration of Starbucks’ holiday menu, the company is giving away free reusable cups with a drink purchase on Thursday!
By: Kerrisa Wilson
A video of a violent and shocking arrest in Mississauga is raising concerns about police conduct in Peel Region.
By: Kerrisa Wilson
No foul play was involved in the death of a Walmart employee who was found dead inside the store’s bakery oven, according to Halifax police.
By: Kerrisa Wilson
The most stolen vehicle types in Canada have been revealed with Toyota, Dodge and Lexus models topping the list. Équité Association, a national authority on...
By: Kerrisa Wilson
There’s new signs along Lake Shore Blvd. in the city’s east end in an effort to slow down speeding drivers.
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