Paul Waldie is a Europe Correspondent at The Globe and Mail. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, elections, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in the context of the United States and Canada. Paul Waldie's work has been featured in The Globe and Mail.
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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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By: Paul Waldie
Open this photo in gallery: Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada matched his best-ever Wimbledon showing, by qualifying for the quarter-finals
By: Paul Waldie
Open this photo in gallery: England players celebrate after winning the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Mexico and England in Mexico City, on Sunday.
By: Paul Waldie
Reform UK leader rails against media and the “establishment” for attacks on him and his personal finances
By: Paul Waldie
Djokovic moves on to his 15th career Wimbledon semi-final; Auger-Aliassime is denied his first
More than 20,000 fans fill Madrid's famous Las Ventas bullring during the city's annual San Isidro festival in June. Follow related authors and topics
By: Paul Waldie
Wayne Kaulbach is travelling across the country, performing a one-man show to raise money for the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund
By: Paul Waldie
Officials say no sign the killing was terrorism-related or politically motivated
By: Paul Waldie
Open this photo in gallery: Anthony Gordon of England reacts after the 1-2 loss during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Semi Final match between England and Argentina at Atlanta Stadium.
By: Paul Waldie
Mykhailo Fedorov had been credited with several battlefield successes during his six months in the post
By: Paul Waldie
Lillian Shen wants to break a Guinness World Record working with her non-profit to deliver 2,000 items to patients in Toronto
