Robyn Doolittle is a reporter for The Globe and Mail, focusing on national issues in Canada. She specializes in investigative journalism, with a particular interest in government transparency and access to information. Her articles shed light on the flaws and challenges within Canada's information laws and the impact they have on the country's history and public interest.
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Robyn Doolittle's coverage focuses heavily on government announcement and legal policy regulation, with a specific emphasis on access to information, transparency, and Canadian government operations. Given this focus, she is likely interested in pitches that provide insights into changes in laws or regulations related to access to information or freedom of information requests within Canada.
She also covers police investigations as part of her themes covered but sports are not the main focus of her articles. Therefore, when reaching out to Robyn Doolittle, it would be best to tailor pitches around legal and compliance issues related to government transparency and freedom of information in Canada.
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As the team prepares to take on the host country France on Tuesday in the quarter-finals, coach Jordi Fernández says they plan to keep their winning streak going – straight to the podium
By: Robyn Doolittle
Coming off a sixth-place finish in Tokyo, the Canadians were in seventh at the end of the technical event, and will perform twice more this week
By: Robyn Doolittle
After the mixed relay triathlon in the river, all athletes but one reported clean bills of health - and it was unclear if the exception was due to the Seine water or another issue
Ron Finnigan shows his pin collection as he waits to swap with athletes and fans on July 27 in Paris. Siegfried Modola/The Globe and Mail
Walk into almost any dingy corner drugstore in Paris and you’ll find an embarrassment of skin care riches - first on the list was A313, a pharmaceutical-grade vitamin A and retinol cream
By: André Picard, Shannon Proudfoot
Out of the country's 53 largest municipalities, most respond to information requests faster than provinces, territories or the federal government. But some are slower than others, or redact documents more heavily
By: Robyn Doolittle
Stronach Group said that lawsuits filed by Selena and Andrew Stronach were resolved in a confidential settlement
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IPH Ltd.’s acquisition of Bereskin & Parr in August is the company’s fourth in the past two years, raising concerns the consolidation will increase costs and harm small domestic innovators
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