Philip Moscovitch is a journalist based in Halifax, Canada. He writes for the Halifax Examiner and covers local news and issues, with a focus on topics such as transportation, health, technology, criminal justice, and social issues. Philip's articles often provide insightful analysis and commentary on the issues affecting the community.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (Local)
Philip Moscovitch's coverage primarily revolves around local and societal issues, with a focus on culture, politics, and expert commentary. If you're considering reaching out to him, providing insights into local government policies or social issues in Canada would likely resonate well.
Given his interest in technology-related topics such as AI and his attention to marginalized candidates' representation, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to cultural representation in technology or the social impacts of technological advancements within the Canadian context.
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By: Philip Moscovitch
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When it comes to baseball, Holly LaPierre has done it all — from playing pickup games as a child, to coaching, and serving on the boards of Baseball Nova Scotia and Baseball Canada.
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By: Philip Moscovitch
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