Maija Hoggett is an Editor at various regional news outlets including SooToday and Northern Ontario Business. She focuses on themes such as climate change, water management, construction, and regional interest, while also covering government and politics across North America. Maija's work has been featured in multiple publications, including ElliotLakeToday.com and BayToday.ca.
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Maija Hoggett's coverage focuses on local news in Timmins, Ontario, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and community events. She frequently covers topics such as thrift shops, city council activities, police-related issues, and local budget updates.
For those interested in reaching out to Maija Hoggett, providing insights or access to local events within the Timmins area could be valuable. Additionally, individuals who can offer perspectives or information related to city council decisions and policies that impact the region would likely capture her attention. Given her focus on specific topics like thrift shops and road closures in the area of Timmins, pitches should align closely with these themes for maximum relevance.
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It's at the Mac on Thursday
Improvements are being made to seven diamonds in the city
By: Maija Hoggett
'I can’t, in good faith, tell the residents of Ward 5, that I represent, that there’s nothing we can do and we’re just going to sit there and let an encampment grow and grow and grow in that residential area,' says councillor
By: Maija Hoggett
The cozy dining room opening soon has limited seating, but promises locally sourced meals and for guests to be treated 'really well'
It raised over $18,000 for the United Way
The services board picked up most of the properties a couple of years ago through tax arrears
New courts at Leo Del Villano Park could cost more than expected, and there's an update on the municipal election ballot question
