Manuela Vega is a reporter and writer for the Toronto Star, specializing in national news and issues in Canada, particularly in the Toronto area. She has also contributed to other publications such as The Hamilton Spectator, Waterloo Region Record, and The Peterborough Examiner. Manuela covers a range of topics including politics, business, culture, and travel.
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Manuela Vega's coverage primarily focuses on Toronto-specific news, including real estate, crime, and Canadian politics. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert insights or analysis regarding local government policies impacting real estate markets or the criminal justice system in Toronto.
Given her focus on world affairs and culture & society as well, Manuela might also welcome pitches concerning international students' experiences in Canada and their interaction with local policies.
When reaching out to Manuela Vega for potential coverage opportunities, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches specifically towards Toronto-focused issues within the realms of real estate trends, local governance decisions affecting citizens' lives directly (such as housing laws), or notable events in Canadian politics.
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By: Manuela Vega
GTA options for fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, and non-perishable goods.
By: Manuela Vega
A refugee whose career dreams are being “shattered,” the survivors in the 401 crash and a city councillor's trip to Italy.
By: Manuela Vega
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By: Manuela Vega
Shooting outside Drake's home, Israel's operations in Rafah and Canada's immigration points system.
By: Manuela Vega
In Toronto's unrelenting real estate market , $500,000 can buy you a downtown studio condo or a one-bedroom unit. In other countries, that money can take you a lot further.
By: Manuela Vega
Schools struggling with resources, the encampment at U of T and the Toronto cop found guilty of stealing from dead people.
By: Manuela Vega
The annual World's Wealthiest Cities Report by Henley & Partners and New World Wealth ranked the 50 wealthiest cities in the world based on the number of millionaires who live there.
By: Manuela Vega
The Greenbelt, the Loblaw boycott and a promotional scandal within Toronto police.
By: Manuela Vega
The new rules meant to prevent rabies from re-entering the country apply to foreign nationals, as well as U.S. citizens and U.S. residents.
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