Lee Harding is a Canadian freelance journalist and Research Fellow, with a focus on local news in Saskatchewan and Regina. His work has been featured in publications such as the Western Standard, Winnipeg Sun, and The Epoch Times. Lee covers a range of topics including current events, politics, and social issues, providing in-depth analysis and reporting to his readers.
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Lee Harding's coverage primarily focuses on local Canadian news, particularly related to COVID-19, vaccines, and politics. He often cites data and government announcements in his articles. If you are looking to pitch a story to Lee, consider providing insights or commentary from experts within Canada regarding COVID-19 policies, vaccine mandates, and political developments. Additionally, given the focus on citing data and legal policy regulation in the coverage attributes section of his work, offering well-supported analysis or opinions backed by relevant statistics could be impactful for engaging him.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Public opposition in Regina halts Dewdney Avenue renaming as Kamloops mass grave allegations unravel
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A mining executive is seeking a provincial seat in North Vancouver, prompted by what he calls destructive policies by the ruling NDP.
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A former Chilliwack school trustee is defending himself against hate speech more than six years after expressing his opposition to transitioning children.
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If every animal and human in Canada died, leaving the country an unused wasteland, the drop in world greenhouse gas emissions would be only 1.4%. Any talk of reducing capping fertilizer inputs for the greater good is nonsense.
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A lesbian from Chilliwack is standing with former school trustee Barry Neufeld in his opposition against transitioning children.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Fertilizer cap won’t curb climate change but will cripple Canadian agriculture
The fall harvest is in the storehouse, and it's time to put away all proposals to cap fertilizer use in the name of saving the planet.
Too many union leaders want to disciple school children with Cultural Marxist values. Photo Credit: Shutterstock.
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