Lane Harrison is a reporter with CBC Toronto. He primarily covers municipal and provincial politics, with a focus on themes such as public transportation, urban design, and transportation policy. Lane's work has been featured in CBC, highlighting his insights into urban development and the housing market in Toronto.
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Lane Harrison's reporting primarily focuses on local issues within the Toronto, Ontario area. His articles frequently include expert commentary and cite data related to government & politics, family & relationships, and sports. This indicates that he is likely interested in input from knowledgeable individuals who can provide insights or analysis related to these topics.
Given Lane's focus on local issues in Toronto and Ontario, pitches should offer expertise or perspective relevant to these areas. Additionally, since his coverage also includes themes of family & relationships and sports, experts with knowledge in these areas may find success when reaching out for potential collaboration opportunities.
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Tickets could go from $10 for general admission to $300 for VIP packages, staff reccommend
By: Lane Harrison
City can provide 16,000 free tickets per day to event, staff say
There are 100 of these e-bikes out across Toronto's bike share system
By: Lane Harrison
The race to be Toronto’s next mayor is officially underway Friday morning, as the nomination window for candidates opens.
By: Lane Harrison
Proposal from city staff comes after city was buried in snow for 2nd consecutive year
By: Lane Harrison
Plans for Ookwemin Minising developed under current flightpath requirements: city's chief planner
In a country dominated by Tim Hortons, will anyone run to Dunkin'? Montreal-based restaurant operator Foodtastic thinks so, and plans to bring hundreds of the doughnut shops to Canada as early as this year.
By: Lane Harrison
General manager says developers have promised space for iconic venue
By: Lane Harrison
Nottawasaga Resort will be Team Panama's base camp during the World Cup
By: Lane Harrison
About 90 minutes north of Toronto, nestled between farmers' fields and 36 holes of golf is a soccer pitch fit for the sport’s biggest stage.
