Moosa Imran is a digital broadcast journalist at various esteemed outlets including CTV News and Global News. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on health and wellness, construction and real estate, and transportation policy. Moosa's work has been featured in Canadian Mining Journal, Asian Tribune, and CP24 Breaking News, among others.
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Barrie, 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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Provincial police say one lane is blocked on Highway 400 after a collision Wednesday morning.
Despite a sunny start to the day, residents of Barrie can expect cloud cover for much of Wednesday, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).
Provincial police say one lane is blocked on Highway 400 after a collision Wednesday morning.
Barrie police say the discovery of a weapon as cause for concern for some keen-eyed residents.
One lane was blocked on Highway 400 after a collision Wednesday morning.
Temperatures will remain mild for much of Thursday for Barrie, but chances of precipitation are persistent.
Barrie Police are mourning the loss of one of their own. In a post on social media Thursday morning, police confirmed the death of Sargent Brett Carleton.
Officials are asking residents to steer clear of a local beach after recent test results.
York Regional Police are asking for help identifying suspects of a robbery in East Gwillimbury.
What started as a traffic stop for faulty plates led to a lengthy list of offence notices for a truck driver and company.
