Robyn Doolittle is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. She specializes in corporate law, political and business corruption, and has extensively covered issues such as gender inequities and the mishandling of sexual assault cases in Canada. Doolittle's impactful work has been featured in The Globe and Mail, 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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By: Robyn Doolittle
Team will be after seven podium finishes, one better than the group’s showing at the 2002 Games
By: Robyn Doolittle
Orchestra sends cease and desist letter to Esther Hwang after she broke an NDA to speak out about her sexual-assault complaint
Dineen Coffee in the Commerce Court lobby is a hub for conversation, dealmaking and networking
By: Robyn Doolittle
Open this photo in gallery: Esther Hwang, who reported being sexually assaulted by a co-worker at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, alleges
By: Robyn Doolittle
From a nineties RuPaul anthem to reintroducing their Van Gogh-themed free program, the pair are leaving no stone unturned ahead of Milan Cortina
By: Robyn Doolittle, Tim Kiladze
Shootings targeted homes of GFL CEO Patrick Dovigi and Ted Manziaris, who works with GFL’s sister construction company, in 2024
The arrest of a competitor for attacks on GFL executives' homes underscores the cutthroat nature of construction contracts
By: Robyn Doolittle, Tim Kiladze
Ilan Philosophe, 42, was released to two relatives, who pledged a combined $800,000 to secure his bail
By: Tim Kiladze, Robyn Doolittle, Sherrill Sutherland
Globe reporters Robyn Doolittle and Tim Kiladze have spent a year and a half reporting on GFL and its sister construction company GIP
By: Robyn Doolittle, Tim Kiladze
Crown has one year to revive the case against Ilan Philosophe, who had been charged with firearms offences and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence
