Martin Patriquin is a Quebec correspondent at Yahoo News UK and The Logic. He covers a diverse range of themes including business and economics, retail, media, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the automotive industry and electric vehicles. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK and The Logic.
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Martin Patriquin's coverage focuses on national Canadian issues, particularly legal and regulatory matters, government policies, and big tech. He provides detailed insights into topics such as the Quebec Government, online news regulations, investments, lawsuits, and pornography.
Pitching to Martin could be effective if you can provide expert analysis or firsthand information related to Canadian government policy changes or legal developments in the areas he covers. In particular, expertise in Quebec-specific issues may resonate with his coverage focus.
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By Martin Patriquin STE-JULIENNE, Que. — What is billed as the world's first crypto-powered house sits on a wooded lot off a dirt road about
Following a deadly fire at an illegal Airbnb in Montreal, Quebec belatedly tried to get a grip on dodgy short-term rentals. Not much has changed.
Meta to cease using third-party fact-checking on its platforms
By: Martin Patriquin
Quebec-based Alimentation Couche-Tard's US$47-billion bid for Japan's of Seven & i, which controls the convenience store chain, could potentially
Free our Feeds, a collective of tech leaders including Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and Mozilla Foundation president Mark Surman, wants to raise US$30M to protect Bluesky.
The Montreal-based travel app hopes to eventually list on the Toronto Stock Exchange and Nasdaq with a valuation between US$5 billion and US$10
By: Martin Patriquin
An app for patients used by Quebec's largest English-language hospital was shut down earlier this month due to a lack of funding. Its developer is trying to get it back online.
By: Martin Patriquin
The move follows the unionization of an Amazon warehouse in Laval in May 2024. The company said the decision was unrelated.
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