Kevin Connor is a General Assignment Reporter at the Toronto Sun. With decades of experience, he covers a wide range of topics including crime, transportation, and health, while also delving into themes related to animals and business. Connor's work has been featured in numerous publications such as WBUR, The Vancouver Sun, and the Regina Leader-Post.
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Kevin Connor's reporting primarily focuses on crime and safety in the Toronto area. His coverage heavily leans towards evolving stories and breaking news related to local incidents, making him particularly interested in pitches that involve current events or ongoing investigations within Toronto.
Given his focus on crime-related topics, he may be receptive to expert insights from law enforcement officials, legal professionals, or community leaders who can provide valuable perspectives on crime trends, safety measures, and their impact on the local community.
When reaching out to Kevin Connor with story ideas or sources for potential articles based on his coverage attributes and themes covered such as health-related incidents in Toronto or developments in entertainment news involving the city would likely capture his interest.
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By: Kevin Connor
The Ontario Provincial Police issued a public safety alert Tuesday morning over an armed and dangerous man in Etobicoke.
Toronto Police are trying to identify suspects wanted for an aggravated assault that left the victim with serious injuries.
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