Office Manager/Administrative Assistant/Photo Journalist
Stephanie Taylor is an Office Manager/Administrative Assistant/Photo Journalist at various media outlets. She covers a diverse range of topics, including animals, animal care, law and legal affairs, federal legislation, and energy policy, with a keen interest in arts and entertainment. Stephanie's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Winnipeg Free Press, National Post, and The Globe and Mail.
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Stephanie Taylor's reporting primarily focuses on government and politics in Canada, particularly with an emphasis on announcements and legal policy regulations. She may be interested in pitches that offer insights or commentary related to Canadian political developments, legislative changes, or government decisions.
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By: Stephanie Taylor
'There is no details in this strategy about privacy, about security, about how to keep Canadians safe,' said Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman
By: Stephanie Taylor
The government is extending the amnesty period shielding firearms owners from liability for possessing guns on the list of banned firearms.
By: Stephanie Taylor
Marc Miller said he expects the 'usual suspects' will be banned for users under 16, listing off Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and X
By: Stephanie Taylor, Sharon Kirkey
Members of Parliament would have until July 11 to provide thoughts on the committee's recommendation
By: William White, Francion Brooks, Vik Khurana, Charlie Hawes, Iva Gobac, Antonia Kendrick, Stephanie Taylor
The CMA has imposed a £720,000 fine on Marks Electrical and ordered the retailer to refund approximately £600,000 to customers. What went wrong? Marks E...
By: Stephanie Taylor
It took Corey Tochor three years to get to this week.
By: Stephanie Taylor
America's 250th birthday is almost here, and Coastal Virginia is pulling out all the stops. From waterfront fireworks to drone shows to all-day festivals, there is something for every family across the region. Here's your city-by-city guide to the best Independence Day celebrations happening this July 4th weekend.
By: Stephanie Taylor
The announcement comes nearly one year to the day that Carney's Building Canada Act became law.
By: Christopher Nardi, Stephanie Taylor
The risk that Canadians would become polarized over the Tumbler Ridge shooting was previously noted in a memo for Prime Minister Mark Carney
By: Stephanie Taylor
Prime Minister Mark Carney warned Thursday that "years of uncertainty" could flow from Alberta's upcoming referendum.
