Paul Welch is a journalist who focuses on business and community stories in Canada. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Financial Post, Regina Leader-Post, and Ottawa Citizen. Paul covers a range of topics, including awards ceremonies, community impact, and issues related to healthcare and infrastructure.
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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Local)
Paul Welch's coverage predominantly focuses on home and design-related topics, with an emphasis on review and profile features. When reaching out to Paul, consider offering in-depth insights or expert commentary related to home improvement, tree maintenance, tools, or cost-effective solutions. Additionally, if you have innovative products or practical advice relevant to housework and design that aligns with his themes covered such as vintage roofing options or water supply freeze protection methods. Given his national focus on Canada, local expertise may also be particularly valuable for his audience.
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