Kevin Connor is a General Assignment Reporter at the Toronto Sun. With decades of experience, he covers a range of topics including crime, justice, sports, and automotive issues, with a particular focus on events and developments in Canada and Toronto. Connor's work has been featured in numerous publications, including WBUR, Timmins Press, and The Vancouver Sun.
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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
Hamilton Police are probing a series of robberies they say started with the victims being lured on dating app Grindr.
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By: Kevin Connor
Toronto Police were called to the Queen St.-Greenwood Ave. area, where two vehicles were involved in a collision and one hit a building.
By: Kevin Connor
A 25-year-old man from London, Ont., is facing sex crime charges after a 15-year-old girl was allegedly assaulted.
By: Kevin Connor
Peel Regional Police are investigating a demonstration at a Hindu temple in Brampton that allegedly turned violent on Sunday afternoon.
Toronto Police are investigating the sounds of gunshots in North York.
Hamilton police have issued a warrant to arrest a man for the robbery of a woman at a bank depository on Hamilton Mountain.
The Toronto Humane Society has launched a new campaign to fix the growing pet care crisis.
The Canadian Immigration Department has admitted to ignoring whether foreign workers took Canadian jobs or kept wages low.
York Regional Police were called on Sunday at 11 p.m. to a home on Danny Wheeler Blvd., near Valleo St., after gunshots were heard.
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