Muriel Draaisma is a Senior Writer at the Philippine Canadian Inquirer. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, and societal issues, with a particular focus on mobility and transportation policies. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CBC, highlighting her expertise in regional interest and world news.
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Muriel Draaisma's reporting focuses primarily on local government announcements, particularly related to Toronto and Ontario. She also covers crime-related topics, with a specific focus on local issues like homelessness and public services.
Given the substantial coverage of government announcements, Muriel may be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis on recent governmental decisions impacting Toronto and Ontario. Topics related to urban governance, social services provision, and community welfare within these regions could be of particular interest.
For crime-related stories such as those involving law enforcement efforts or community safety initiatives in Toronto and surrounding areas, she might consider sources who can provide insights into these localized matters or comment on relevant policies affecting the region.
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New city pilot program to make it easier to collect and use rainwater at home
By: Muriel Draaisma
Toronto residents can buy a rain barrel and downspout diverter for less than $10 starting Wednesday as part of a new city pilot program to make it easier to collect and use rainwater at home.
By: Muriel Draaisma
Decision made in the interest of safety of pedestrians and cyclists, councillors say
By: Muriel Draaisma
Toronto city council has voted to make side guards mandatory on all commercial trucks operating under contract to the city to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
By: Muriel Draaisma
Staff could cancel pilot project if there are 'unacceptable impacts'
A 14-year-old girl missing for nearly two weeks in Toronto was found safe in a home in the city on Thursday afternoon, police say.
By: Muriel Draaisma
City council committee heard from residents opposed to fence around park and its memorials
By: Muriel Draaisma
The mother of a Toronto police officer fatally shot on the job says losing her son is the "hardest thing in the world" and is urging residents of the city to support the police.
By: Muriel Draaisma
Live Nation says its concerts are within city's noise limits, pays for municipal officers to monitor levels
By: Tyler Cheese, Muriel Draaisma
Toronto city council is expected to debate a motion this week that would ask Live Nation Canada to find measures to reduce the sound from Rogers Stadium that travels into nearby communities on concert nights.
