Phil Carpenter is a Staff Videojournalist at Magic106.1. He focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, as well as culture and society, exploring the intersections of these areas. Phil's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Pincher Creek Echo, Global News, and 91.5 The Beat.
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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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Alex Villalta is counting his lucky stars after what's being described as a miracle medical treatment that saved his life.
A Laval man is counting his lucky stars after undergoing what he and his medical team describe as a life-saving, near-miracle treatment.
News that two unhoused people died in 24 hours this week reduced Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferada to tears during a routine city announcement Thursday.
Nutritionist Christine Chénard has a habit of embarking on big adventures, like climbing mountains across the planet.
Montreal bartender Jackson Long, a proud rum connoisseur with Jamaican ancestry, is deeply concerned about Canada's unknown darker past with the sugarcane spirit.
A private company is doing its part to take the city's waste collection to a new level.
By: Alessia Simona Maratta, Phil Carpenter
Montreal merchants are gearing up for what they describe as a “perfect storm” of economic activity this week as the Montreal Canadiens playoff run coincides with the Formula One Grand Prix.
By: Phil Carpenter, Alessia Simona Maratta
A demonstration in downtown Montreal over the weekend is drawing widespread condemnation after effigies depicting the mock hanging of three political figures were displayed.
By: Phil Carpenter, Alessia Simona Maratta
A flight attendant from Kahnawake, a First Nations Mohawk Territory reserve in Quebec, says she is still overwhelmed after a video of her gifting Rihanna an Indigenous beaded lanyard went viral online.
By: Phil Carpenter, Alessia Simona Maratta
Community groups and residents in Montreal North are demanding immediate action following allegations of racist and violent behaviour by Montreal
