Matthew Horwood is a News Reporter at various esteemed outlets including Headline & Global News and The Buffalo News. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and economic policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in North America and LATAM. His work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Epoch Times, Daily Mail, and FOX 5 DC.
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Matthew Horwood's articles predominantly focus on Canadian politics, legislation, government policies, and legal policy regulation. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights into ongoing legislative or policy debates in Canada. Additionally, he may respond well to experts who can provide analysis on the potential impact of government announcements and regulatory changes.
Given his coverage of environmental issues, immigration, and internet safety legislation, sources with expertise in these areas may find success when reaching out to him. Moreover, Matthew's focus suggests a preference for local angles within Canada.
When considering outreach efforts towards Matthew Horwood, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches with a clear understanding of Canadian political processes and an emphasis on how the proposed content aligns with his coverage themes.
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By: Matthew Horwood
Canadians Eating Less Meat, Skipping Meals: Internal Government Report
By: Matthew Horwood
Tories Request More Transparency on Federal Spending After Economists Voice Concerns
By: Matthew Horwood
Canadian Oil Ships to Japan for First Time in Over a Year as Iran War Drags On
BC Gang Squad Uncovers Explosives, Weapons in Raid
By: Matthew Horwood
BC Teacher Fired for Residential School Comments Files Legal Challenge
By: Matthew Horwood
Canada, Allies Issue Warning on North Korean IT Workers Infiltrating Companies, Funding Nuclear Program
By: Matthew Horwood
Robert Del Naja performs for Massive Attack at Clifton Downs on Aug. 25, 2024, in Bristol, England. (Matthew Horwood/Getty Images/TNS)
By: Matthew Horwood
Poilievre Boxes at Gym Hit by Gunfire, Calls for Removal of IRGC-Backed Groups From Canada
By: Matthew Horwood
4 Dead, 4 Injured After Vehicle Driving Wrong Way Crashes in Calgary
By: Matthew Horwood
Ottawa Moves to List Pipeline to BC as ‘National Interest’ Project
