Linda Gyulai is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. With 29 years of experience covering municipal affairs, she focuses on construction and real estate topics within the city. Linda's work has also been featured in the Toronto Sun, Regina Leader-Post, and Space Today, and she is a recipient of the 2009 Michener Award for meritorious public service journalism.
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Linda Gyulai's focus is primarily on local government announcements, legal policy and regulations in the Montreal area. Her coverage includes topics such as workplace bullying, housing issues, and municipal politics.
Given Linda's emphasis on local government announcements and regulations, she would likely be most receptive to pitches from experts with direct knowledge of Montreal’s political landscape or individuals who have insights into legislative changes impacting the city.
Considering her interest in workplace bullying and housing matters within Montreal, sources with expertise in human resources policies, real estate industry trends specific to Montreal or Quebec laws related to these subjects could be particularly valuable for offering commentary or analysis.
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By: Linda Gyulai
They say the province notified them in early March that their funding won't be renewed after March 31.
By: Linda Gyulai
City wins appeal of a 2024 ruling that had given a partial victory to the registered charity
Crime, drug, homelessness crisis deepens in Montreal's Milton Park
By: Linda Gyulai
It takes six months to see a mental health clinician. And once in rehab, the stays are shorter.
By: Linda Gyulai
Critics lament an unco-ordinated response to homelessness on the frontline — a “drop in the bucket.”
The contract has the hallmarks of being awarded “in a panic,” says the union representing municipal engineers.
By: Linda Gyulai
Hospital will have to launch a public call for tenders, the decision states.
By: Linda Gyulai
Groupe Mach revised proposed apartment complex to lower height, add green space.
By: Linda Gyulai
"The connecting thread is that society is unjust because some men are able to have loving relationships and others are (not)."
By: Linda Gyulai
Eastbound lanes will be completely closed in the west end from 11:30 p.m. Friday to Monday at 5 a.m.
