Peter Mazereeuw is the Executive Editor at The Hill Times. He focuses on a wide range of themes including government and politics, international affairs, and current events, with particular attention to regional interests in LATAM and APAC. Peter is also featured in The Hill Times and hosts the podcast Hot Room, where he delves into pressing issues in elections, public policy, and geopolitics.
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Peter's articles predominantly cover local and national political events, often through an opinion editorial lens. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation indicates a preference for covering official statements or regulatory changes.
Given his focus, Peter would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert analysis or insights into ongoing political developments, especially those related to Ottawa or Canadian politics. Providing opinions from experts within the field of politics, government affairs, or public policy could align well with his coverage.
It's clear that Peter has a specific geographic focus on Canada and more specifically Ottawa. Therefore, any pitches should consider how they relate to these areas when reaching out to him.
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Plus, Guilbeault to quit the Liberal caucus. Good Wednesday morning,
By: Riddhi Kachhela, Peter Mazereeuw
Plus, ministers team up to preview the upcoming wildfire season.
By: Peter Mazereeuw, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, MPs dig into the government’s new budget bill.
By: Peter Mazereeuw, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, LeBlanc and Charette will meet with Jamieson Greer in Washington.
By: Peter Mazereeuw, Aidan Raynor, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, parliamentarians bid farewell to Mary Simon.
Plus, the PBO will weigh in on Canada’s economic outlook.
By: Peter Mazereeuw, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, Poilievre says the feds have ‘failed brutally’ while pitching a united Canada.
By: Peter Mazereeuw
After a four-year investigation, Senate Ethics Officer James O'Reilly concluded that Senator Marilou McPhedran did nothing wrong when she helped to distribute government-branded documents with false information to Afghans fleeing the Taliban in 2021.
By: Marlo Glass, Riddhi Kachhela, Peter Mazereeuw
Plus, a first pass on Marc Miller’s digital safety bill.
By: Irem Koca, Stuart Benson, Peter Mazereeuw, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, Team Canada kickstarts its football World Cup quest in Toronto.
