Lindsay Jones is an Atlantic Reporter at The Globe and Mail. Her reporting often centers on human-interest narratives, particularly through a feminist lens, with a focus on police accountability and the impact of systemic policies on individuals. Lindsay's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including The News, Toronto Star, and Yahoo News.
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Lindsay Jones's coverage focuses predominantly on local Canadian news, with a significant emphasis on sports and government & politics. She is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights or perspectives on ongoing developments within the local community, particularly those related to indigenous rights, climate change impact in Nova Scotia and other relevant topics.
Given her focus on evolving stories and government announcements, she may be interested in expert commentary from individuals who have direct knowledge of the issues at hand or are deeply involved in the communities affected by these events.
For sports-related pitches, consider offering unique angles or exclusive access to athletes or team personnel for interviews. When pitching legal policy regulation topics, connect with experts who can offer valuable insights into Canadian law and its impact on various aspects of society.
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By: Lindsay Jones
Jessica's Law will expand state support for police officers with new line of duty death benefits for law enforcement
By: Lindsay Jones
A jury has ruled that Daniel Banyai, the former owner of the paramilitary training site Slate Ridge, is not guilty after he was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer in 2024.
By: Lindsay Jones
The Greater Rutland County Supervisory Union is banning smartphones, smartwatches and laptops through new Tech-Free Friday initiative
By: Lindsay Jones
The Trailblazers program gives Vermont women a seven-week introduction to the trades with paid work experience and next month it comes to Manchester, VT
By: Lindsay Jones
KeyBank's yearly Neighbors Make the Difference Day had almost 50 employees volunteering in six spots across Vermont on Tuesday
Towns across Rutland County are getting ready to host day camps and family events as part of their summer programming, with some staffing issues popping up
By: Lindsay Jones
Killington is expanding its capital improvement plans, investing $65 million in mountain projects over two years
Windham County towns are now able to opt in to a regional pilot project to test the efficiency of sharing police services
By: Lindsay Jones, Alanna Smith
Jacob Shaffelburg celebrates after scoring the fifth of six goals Canada scored against Qatar on Thursday at BC Place.
