Simone Joseph is a Reporter at The Thornhill Liberal newspaper. She covers a range of topics including new businesses, notable restaurants, and local economy issues, with a focus on construction, climate change, health, and water management. Simone's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Toronto Star and the Huntsville Forester.
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Simone's coverage is largely focused on local events and news, with a particular emphasis on family & relationships and entertainment. If you have insights or stories related to community events, traffic accidents, affordable housing initiatives in Ontario (especially King Township), Canadian Blood Services activities, or fire investigations within the region, she may be interested in your pitch.
Given Simone's focus on local news and community events within Canada (specifically Ontario and King Township), pitches should be tailored to reflect this geographic focus. Additionally, considering her emphasis on seasonal coverage (15%), it might also be beneficial to provide timely story ideas relating to upcoming holidays or seasons that align with her themes of interest.
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A Cranbrook woman is among 13 people receiving the Medal of Good Citizenship for their exceptional commitment ...
By: Simone Joseph
A yellow air-quality warning is in place for the East Kootenay region including Kimberley and Cranbrook due to recent wildfires.
By: Simone Joseph
An EVACUATION ORDER remains in effect for properties in the Ta Ta Creek area in the immediate vicinity of the fire.
Homeowners across the region can take part in workshops offering practical information and hands-on learning o...
Wildfires continue to affect communities across British Columbia. Beyond the flames and damage to homes and in...
By: Simone Joseph
Drilling is set to begin today (August 5) on Elkview Crescent as The City of Fernie investigates groundwater movement in the area.
Kimberley residents will see upcoming traffic disruptions as work begins this week on the Kimberley Avenue Corridor Improvement Project and will continue through October.
By: Simone Joseph
The City of Cranbrook has planted new trees and plants to several community spaces to make the community green...
By: Simone Joseph
Critical ecosystems throughout British Columbia will be safer and better protected, thanks to $1 million provincial funding for a new partnership led by the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF).
By: Simone Joseph
The East Kootenay Foundation for Health (EKFH) raised $20,000 at this year's Trio on the Mountain in support of the Cranbrook Kimberley Hospice Society's (CKHS) plans to build a hospice house.
