Regis Phillips is a local journalist based in Saint John, New Brunswick. With a focus on community news, Regis writes articles for various local publications and radio stations, covering a range of topics including local events, social issues, and community initiatives. Regis is dedicated to keeping the residents of Saint John informed about what's happening in their city.
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Saint John, Canada (Local)
Regis Phillips' reporting primarily focuses on local news and events within the Canadian province of New Brunswick, particularly around Saint John. He provides extensive coverage of community events, art and culture, sports, healthcare, and crime stories. Given his focus on local news and events within Canada's New Brunswick region, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide in-depth insights into these specific topics. For example, if you have a story related to a local event or community initiative in Saint John or another part of New Brunswick that aligns with the themes covered by Regis Phillips.
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The cyclists arriving in Fredericton. Image: Submitted/ Mike Brannen.
From left to right: Museum Board Chair Tracy Clinch, Tourism Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace, Premier Blaine Higgs, Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long, and Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon kick off the New Brunswick Museum construction project on Aug. 26, 2024. Image: Regis Phillips.
By: Regis Phillips
Canada's railways were silent for a few days following the Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas ...
By: Regis Phillips, Hannah Lapointe
The YMCA of Greater Moncton has announced the nomination period is now open for the annual YMCA Peace Medallions.
The Saint John Fire Department's new Rescue 4 is housed at the Courtney Avenue fire station. Image: Submitted/City of Saint John
By: Regis Phillips
The Canadian Cancer Society praised the federal government's announcement of new regulations to limit the sale...
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Elections New Brunswick has launched a video campaign promoting election integrity for the upcoming provincial election.
By: Regis Phillips
Elections New Brunswick has launched a video campaign promoting election integrity ahead of the upcoming provi...
The province announced Friday that it has negotiated a tentative collective agreement with the union representing school support service professionals.
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