Moosa Imran is a News Editor with a focus on local news in Saskatchewan, Canada, specifically in the city of Regina. He writes for Global News and Asian Tribune and has also been featured in Canadian Mining Journal. Moosa covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, surveys, and fundraisers, providing timely and informative news to the local community.
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (Local)
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Moosa Imran focuses on local news in Canada, particularly around Regina and Saskatoon. His coverage heavily features crime-related stories, as well as family and relationship topics.
Given the regional focus of Moosa's reporting, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to local events, community initiatives, or issues impacting residents of Regina and Saskatoon. For instance, offering insights into crime trends or social issues affecting these communities could resonate with him.
When reaching out to Moosa for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary, consider how your pitch aligns with his interest in local events such as fundraisers or safety reminders along with a focus on crime-related topics.
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Saskatoon police found the body of a deceased man Saturday night at a park on the 2000 block of Ottawa Ave.
By: Moosa Imran
As the second day of education strikes in Saskatchewan looms , residents are raising concerns about how long delays could impact them.
One Saskatoon man is providing a place to warm up during the cold winter nights. Ralph Nicotine has opened the doors of his bus to provide many in Saskatoon with a warm place to be.
Milestone RCMP reported a serious motor vehicle collision northwest of the Saskatchewan town Saturday afternoon.
Thanks to a pause in the deep freeze of the Saskatchewan wintes, Saskatoon residents were out and about this weekend, engaging in some winter play.
Regina police have charged two 16 year olds with weapons related offences.
A handful of students from the University of Saskatchewan are looking to recolour the way crayons are recycled.
By: Moosa Imran
RCMP in Davidson, Sask., say three children and an elderly man and woman died as a result of a house fire on the Family Day long weekend.
Looking for homegrown produce in Saskatchewan? Local vendors in Regina are developing businesses to meet demand — even through the depths of a Prairie winter.
When passing by Mortlach, Saskatchewan on Highway 1, a familiar face can be spotted. Darren Jones, known also by his artist name, Mr. Cabb, was hired to carve a wooden statue of former hockey broadcaster Don Cherry. The statue of Cherry and his late dog Blue, stands over 15 feet tall and weighs over 2,500...
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