Laura Stone is a Political Panelist at The Globe and Mail, based at Queen’s Park in Toronto. She specializes in Canadian politics, government, and public policy, with a keen interest in profiling politicians over lunch. Laura has been featured in various outlets, including Child and Adolescents’ Center, Castanet Media, and the Canadian Journalism Foundation.
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Laura Stone's reporting focuses predominantly on government and politics in Ontario, Canada. She heavily covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Ontario politics.
If you are looking to pitch a story or expert commentary to Laura, consider focusing on topics such as Ontario politics, leadership races, infrastructure development within the province of Ontario, municipal land decisions in the region. Additionally, if you have insights into NDP controversies or developments surrounding prominent political figures such as Doug Ford or Bonnie Crombie in relation to their role in shaping provincial policies and decisions would likely be of interest to her.
Given that Laura's geographic focus is national (Canada), it's important for pitches to align with this scope by highlighting implications at the national level and how they might affect broader Canadian policies or political landscape.
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By: Laura Stone, Matthew Frank
St. Catharines and Lincoln were hit by two massive rainfalls over 10 days
By: Laura Stone, Adrian Morrow
The Prime Minister hopes to get all of Trump’s sectoral tariffs dealt with before Aug. 19
By: Laura Stone, Stephanie Levitz
Public opposition led to denial of Ontario plan, but ‘forever is a long time,’ Carney says in Toronto
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By: Allison Jones
The person Liberal members select in November will be the party’s fourth leader since 2018
By: Laura Stone
Ontario Liberal members will vote for the leader online from Nov. 9 to 20, with the winner to be announced Nov. 21
Two countries traded written negotiating positions at an hour-long meeting earlier this week
By: Laura Stone
Premier said party spent $3,000 to surveil former Mississauga mayor; opposition accused PCs of intimidation and misogyny
By: Adrian Morrow
U.S. demands include right of first refusal on Canadian critical minerals and purchase of its F-35 fighter jets
By: Dave McGinn, Laura Stone
Ontario Principals’ Council says it lacks clarity on which absences can be excused after the minister’s latest comments
