Natalie Pressman is a reporter with CBC North in Yellowknife. She focuses on critical issues such as water management, water conservation, and food safety, highlighting the intersection of environmental and public health topics. Natalie’s work has been featured in Radio Canada International and CBC.
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Natalie Pressman's focus on local issues in Canada, particularly the Northwest Territories, suggests that she would be most receptive to pitches related to government announcements and legal policy regulation within this region. Pitches involving interviews or insights from local officials, community leaders, and legal experts familiar with the specific issues facing the Northwest Territories could be well-received.
Given her coverage of topics like Indigenous rights and climate change within a localized context, consider pitching stories that offer unique perspectives from individuals directly impacted by these issues. For example, personal narratives or success stories highlighting initiatives addressing these themes could capture Natalie's interest.
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Lori Idlout said she moved interest in corporation into trust to 'separate' herself from consulting firm
By: Natalie Pressman
Alice and Rosanna Drygeese will be buried in Ndilǫ, N.W.T., next to their father
By: Natalie Pressman
Replacement materials to arrive by late August, Kakivak Association says
Residents of Wrigley can go home after month-long evacuation
Sahtu community elects Ɂekw'ahtı̨dǝ́ along with 6 council members for 4-year term
By: Natalie Pressman
Iconic 1949 photograph of Konek entering an igloo has drawn reaction from tens of thousands online
An iconic 1949 photograph of Helen Konek entering an igloo has gone viral dozens of times, giving viewers a glimpse into Arctic life. Konek died on July 25 at age 95, leaving lessons about hard work and speaking up as her legacy.
By: Natalie Pressman
In July, Inuvik Gas Ltd. announced that come September, its rates would rise by $10 per gigajoule. In a series of formal complaints filed to the Public Utilities Board, residents say that's unaffordable and the company should better explain how it justifies the increase.
By: Natalie Pressman
N.W.T. Public Utilities Board asking for Inuvik Gas to respond to public complaints
By: Natalie Pressman
Graduation ceremony was held Thursday at Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse
