Steve Gow is a Morning Anchor and Editor at CityNews 95.7, with a focus on local news in Nova Scotia, particularly in Halifax. With his extensive experience in journalism, Steve covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, business, and community events, providing the latest updates and insights to the listeners.
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With a local focus on Nova Scotia and Halifax, Steve Gow's coverage includes crime, healthcare, and entertainment news. Given the emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news in his coverage attributes, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations or developments in healthcare within the region.
Additionally, considering his attention to government announcements and citing data as part of his reporting style, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to economic trends impacting Nova Scotia's tourism industry or other relevant topics affecting the local economy.
If you have newsworthy information about crime-related incidents or developments in healthcare services specifically within Halifax and Nova Scotia, it would likely align well with Steve Gow’s reporting interests.
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One year ago, Nova Scotians were paying 1.62 for gas and diesel was 2.09 cents per litre.
By: Steve Gow
The page was created by the Maritime Sikh Society executive in order to support the family of the 19-year-old.
On this date in 2023, Halifax residents were paying 1.64 for gas and diesel was 2.11.
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