Robyn Doolittle is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. She covers a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, criminal law, climate change, and societal issues, with a particular focus on crime and justice in Canada. Robyn's work has also been featured in Castanet Media and Quill & Quire.
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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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Former president alleges Kingsdale has become a ‘toxic work environment’ which the organization calls ‘unfounded’
By: Robyn Doolittle
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By: Robyn Doolittle
The Globe and Mail’s North Pole Bureau has partnered with the post office in Santa’s Village to develop a workaround for parents
By: Jameson Berkow, Andrew Willis, Clare O’Hara, Robyn Doolittle
Chief investment officer Oscar Fahlgren says CI would be owned through one of Mubadala’s investment funds, which have a long-term time horizon with stable ownership
By: Tim Kiladze, Robyn Doolittle
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By: Robyn Doolittle
Ms. Waddell – who is known for taking on high-profile, social-justice cases – says the move will help her better serve class members on her cases
By: Robyn Doolittle
Some 70 per cent of The Biking Lawyer LLP’s caseload involves cycling incidents, about half of which involve cyclists who have been hit by drivers at intersections
By: Tim Kiladze, Robyn Doolittle
The business is appealing to private equity buyers because it has predictable revenues and can be considered an infrastructure asset
By: Tim Kiladze, Robyn Doolittle
The waste management giant can use cash proceeds from the sale to Apollo and BC Partners to pay down its existing debt, but the complex transaction will add new debt
By: Robyn Doolittle
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