Kimia Afshar Mehrabi is a Reporter at Editorial. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, real estate, and transportation, with a particular focus on air travel, housing markets, and climate policy. Kimia's work has been featured in Daily Hive, Curiocity Group, blogTO, and MobileSyrup.
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Kimia Afshar Mehrabi’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Toronto and Ontario. She seems to be interested in a variety of topics such as entertainment news, real estate industry updates, and travel & tourism within the region.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories, she would likely appreciate pitches related to breaking or developing local news stories that impact the community. This could include insights from local officials or experts regarding changes in regulations affecting any of the themes covered.
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By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
With thousands of fans making their way to Toronto Stadium for FIFA World Cup matches over the next few weeks, a lot is happening behind the scenes
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A new study confirms that an invasive crustacean species has now established a self-sustaining population in yet another one of the Great Lakes. Hemi…
Great news for us banana pudding-obsessed folks here in Ontario: we may soon be able to satisfy our cravings without making a trip across the border.…
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
Did you know that a long-lost missile base in northern Ontario once contributed to one of the biggest political scandals of its time and played a role in bringing down a federal government?
We're nearly halfway through 2026, which means there's still plenty of time for new laws, rules, and regulations to come into effect in the months ah…
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A major change could be coming to Canada's first high-speed rail network , and it may put Kingston on the map as one of its future stations.
Affordability challenges and a desire for a slow-paced life are pushing many Canadian residents out of major cities, according to a new report.
While a steady, hot weather pattern has failed to take hold in June so far, temperatures in Toronto will really start heating up during the first week of July, when the humidity will make it feel close to 40 degrees C.
Nearly 1,000 kilometres of Ontario highways will see their speed limits increase to 110 km/hour this summer in an effort to reduce gridlock and keep drivers moving.
With the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Toronto still hovering over the $2,200 mark this June, housing in the city continues to be too pricey for many folks to reasonably afford on their own.
