Paul Cherry is a crime reporter with The Gazette in Montreal. With a focus on local news in Canada, particularly in Quebec and Montreal, Paul has covered a wide range of criminal cases and trials. His work has also been featured in various publications, including the Toronto Sun and the National Post.
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Paul Cherry's articles predominantly cover crime, murder, court cases, and legal proceedings in Montreal. Given his focus on local news and evolving stories with breaking news attributes, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal trials or major developments within the legal system in Montreal.
If you have expertise on specific court cases or criminal activities relevant to the Montreal area, such as insights into legal procedures or updates on high-profile criminal investigations within Quebec or Canada, it could capture Paul's attention. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives from individuals involved in these cases (with their consent), it may also pique his interest.
It would be beneficial for potential sources reaching out to Paul Cherry to emphasize how their pitch aligns with his coverage of crime-related topics within a local context.
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By: Paul Cherry
The student is seeking $600,000 in moral and punitive damages as well as loss of future income.
Danic Laframboise is willing to plead guilty to manslaughter and serve a 17-year sentence for the homicide, lawyers say.
By: Paul Cherry
Crown asks for 10-year prison term for Jagmeet Grewal, but defence argues his Charter rights were violated and compares case to deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash in Saskatchewan.
By: Paul Cherry
Charles-Xavier Boislard, 45, of Brossard, was scheduled to undergo a trial over seven days.
By: Paul Cherry
Mohamad Al Ballouz, 38, is charged with the second-degree murder of wife Synthia Bussières and the first-degree murders their two sons.
He is serving a three-year sentence for stabbing a man during a fight outside a bar in Old Montreal in 2020.
By: Paul Cherry
The getaway driver in the West Island abduction case has pleaded guilty to forcible confinement.
By: Paul Cherry
"I'm not an assassin. I'm not a bad guy," said Gilles Brassard, 81, who faces a minimum prison term of 10 years.
By: Paul Cherry
Man who pleaded guilty to forcible confinement on Tuesday testified for the prosecution on Wednesday.
By: Paul Cherry
Gilles Brassard, 81, faces 10 years in prison for strangling his wife at her Terrebonne long-term care home.
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