Phil Carpenter is a Staff Videojournalist for Global News, with a focus on local news in Montreal, Canada. His work has also been featured on 91.5 The Beat. Phil covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, community events, and issues affecting the local community.
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Phil Carpenter's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, as well as evolving stories related to crime. This suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches involving local political developments, community issues such as housing and charities, and ongoing or developing crime-related stories in the Montreal area.
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By: Phil Carpenter
The weekend's Go Vélo bike festival might be over but it's still top of mind for cycling fans and now advocates want to draw attention to another green solution: cargo bikes.
By: Phil Carpenter
News that the Radisson Community Centre location on St. Dominique Street in downtown Montreal will soon be closed was met with anger among the staff and clients.
By: Phil Carpenter
The number of homeless people who've died in Montreal over the last three years is shocking, say advocates.
By: Phil Carpenter
Montreal's police department has an action plan to promote equity, diversity and inclusion, and to fight racism and discrimination.
By: Phil Carpenter
Some municipal officials like Doug Hurley, mayor of Montreal's L ‘ Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève borough, saw the province's draft flood zone regulations for the first time Wednesday.
By: Phil Carpenter
Global News Katrina Goulo didn't expect to bring gardening tools to her dad's grave at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery on Father's Day.
By: Phil Carpenter
An encampment for the homeless population next to a tennis court on Bourassa Street in Longueuil, Que., is one example of how pervasive homelessness has become on the South Shore and elsewhere.
By: Phil Carpenter
The pro-Palestinian encampment at Victoria Square near Old Montreal, has gotten bigger since it was erected Saturday afternoon.
By: Phil Carpenter
Seventeen people embarked unto canoes in Oka, west of Montreal, and took to the Ottawa River for a voyage they describe as bringing to light another chapter of Indigenous history.
By: Phil Carpenter
When Montrealer Byron Cameron was a child in Grenada, there was a common saying describing hurricane season in the Caribbean.
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