Mike Hager is a Staff News Reporter at The Globe and Mail. He covers a range of topics including political, economic, and social issues, with a focus on crime, cannabis, and government oversight in British Columbia. Mike's work has been recognized by various prestigious organizations and has been featured in outlets such as Castanet Media and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Mike Hager's coverage predominantly focuses on crime, legal issues, and government announcements within Canada. He appears especially interested in ongoing or evolving stories related to crime and legal matters. Therefore, pitches with access to exclusive information about ongoing criminal cases or those offering insights into local legal developments may be well-received.
Given the significant emphasis on government announcements in Mike’s work, he may also respond positively to sources who can provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge of political decisions impacting crime and law enforcement. Additionally, experts with insights into hate crimes and the opioid crisis within Canada would likely resonate well with him based on his coverage themes.
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The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs request that MPs and senators help create a National Fire Administration to help firefighting agencies improve their ability to respond to emergencies
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Protesters hold banners with a photograph of Myles Gray, before the start of a coroner's inquest into his death, in Burnaby, B.C., on April 17, 2023. DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press
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The two parties announced the four-year agreement touting the major policies they agreed upon that dedicate more than $200-million in spending – but with the understanding that this deal will be renewed annually by both parties
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Indictment alleges that Ahmed Eldidi committed murder, mutilation and torture in Iraq
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The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association says reports of individuals being offered MAID for ‘intolerable social conditions’ is ‘unacceptable’
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