Ramona Leitao is a reporter specializing in inclusion and anti-racism issues, focusing on the local scene in Toronto, Canada. Her work can be found on blogTO, as well as in other publications such as Corporate Knights, Toronto Star, and The Peterborough Examiner. Ramona's articles cover a range of topics including restaurant closures, local business profiles, and changes in the Toronto dining and nightlife scene.
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Ramona's coverage primarily focuses on the local food and beverage industry in Toronto, with a significant emphasis on reporting closures, new openings, and promotional deals. She may be more inclined to engage with pitches related to exclusive restaurant openings, unique dining experiences or promotions in Toronto.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases, she might be open to receiving information directly from businesses about their activities such as grand openings or special events.
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Police are looking for a theft suspect who threatened victims with a knife
By: Ramona Leitao
The Oakville Trafalgar High School students gained recognition this year for selling solar eclipse glasses to save monarch butterflies
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By: Ramona Leitao
This Oakville incident marks the third such theft reported in the Halton Region in recent weeks
By: Ramona Leitao
Rally organizers are demanding the provincial government to revoke licensing private, for-profit clinics and to invest in public hospitals
The general manager of DoorDash Canada is being recognized for her efforts in mentoring employees
The Royal Canadian Legion and government members reflected on sacrifice and peace during the ceremony
Traditional turkish desserts are now on sale in Oakville - with a "nearly endless number of combinations"
By: Ramona Leitao
Traditional turkish desserts are now on sale in Oakville - with a "nearly endless number of combinations"
By: Ramona Leitao
Director Yo Mustafa brings John Murrell's 1977 classic to the Oakville Centre stage, exploring universal themes of loss, resilience, and hope
The town's key initiatives include transportation, midtown development, and community planning
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