Paul Waldie is the European Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in the UK. With a focus on national news in Canada, Paul covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on current affairs, both in Canada and across Europe.
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Paul Waldie's articles cover a diverse range of subjects, including government and politics, sports, fundraising events, and literature. His focus on government announcements and event coverage suggests he may be interested in pitches related to political developments or upcoming events in Canada.
For instance, if you have insights into Canadian political issues or can provide unique perspectives on local events such as fundraisers or community initiatives within Canada, it might resonate with Paul. Additionally, if you have expertise related to the topics covered in his articles like darts or tennis within the Canadian context, it could also be of interest to him.
Considering his coverage attributes focused more on Government & Politics themes and Sports topics specifically around Darts and Tennis among others.
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Tom Calver is among three British cheesemakers and a dealer who have been caught up in a scam involving 22 tonnes of cheddar worth more than £300,000 ($541,000)
By: Paul Waldie
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, centre, and Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones leave 11 Downing Street, London, before delivering the Budget in the Houses of Parliament on Oct. 30.
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By: Paul Waldie
Annie Koyama, a former publisher of alternative comics, is seen in the office of her condo in downtown Toronto, Nov. 1.
By: Paul Waldie
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On a tiny Spanish archipelago, newcomers from Africa - survivors of a journey that’s killed hundreds of others – wait in limbo as Europe cracks down on its borders
By: Paul Waldie
Catherine Herridge has refused to identify the source for a 2017 story about U.S. academic Yanping Chen and her alleged ties to the Chinese military
By: Paul Waldie
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