Sophia Coppolino is a News Editor at Volume. With a focus on the United States and Canada, she covers a range of topics that highlight the interconnectedness of these two nations. Sophia's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Toronto Star, Queen's Journal, and The Globe and Mail.
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Sophia's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and issues related to Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. She emphasizes expert commentary and government announcements, indicating a preference for pitches involving experts who can provide insights into academic matters, social issues within the campus community or political developments affecting the university.
Given her extensive coverage of topics such as student life, campus news, and academic issues at Queen's University, she may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives from students, faculty members or administrators impacted by these subjects.
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By: Danielle Paradis, Emily Haws, Sophia Coppolino
Battle River-Crowfoot ballot will have a record 214 names; of those, 201 are linked to the Longest Ballot Committee
By: Sophia Coppolino
Ban on hiking, camping, fishing and vehicle use in the zones has raised concerns about the impact on homeless people and prompted threats of legal action
Some residents have been calling an emergency line to complain about government-imposed precautions
By: Sophia Coppolino
The island’s residents have been taking in neighbours, cooking meals and joining in the firefighting efforts
By: Sophia Coppolino
Fire at Paddy’s Pond, about 15 kilometres southwest of the city’s downtown core, had about 20,000 people on evacuation alert
By: Sophia Coppolino
Kingston wildfire on Conception Bay has been burning for three weeks and is now 9,850 hectares
By: Sophia Coppolino
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care advises doctors to ask patients whether they smoke and to develop personalized cessation plans
By: Sophia Coppolino
Police declined to share the apparent motives of the accused, but said the alleged murders were an ‘isolated incident’
By: Sophia Coppolino
U.S. industry associations argue U.S. booze bands harm Canadian consumers and businesses
By: Nancy Macdonald, Sophia Coppolino, Claire McFarlane
When fires burned near towns or villages in the past, they were stamped out, and fast. “Redshirts,” as Canada's wildland firefighters are still known – although they wear banana yellow now – reliably came to the rescue.
