Steven Chase is a Senior Parliamentary Reporter for The Globe and Mail, based in Ottawa. With a focus on national news in Canada, Steven covers a wide range of topics including politics, foreign affairs, and national security. His work has also been featured in Castanet Media and The Coast Reporter.
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Steven Chase's coverage focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on Canadian national affairs. He also covers world affairs, especially those that intersect with Canada's interests or activities.
Given the prevalence of government announcements and legal policy regulation in his coverage attributes, Steven is likely to be interested in pitches related to new policies or regulations from the Canadian government. This could include insights from experts familiar with Canadian law and policymaking processes.
In addition, he may find value in receiving pitches related to topics such as foreign interference, RCMP activities, naval missions involving Canada, Indigenous communities' issues within a global context, weapons shipments involving Canada and other international matters that directly involve or impact Canada.
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By: Steven Chase, Robert Fife
Communications Security Establishment chief testifies at commission about cyber threats, saying India and Saudi Arabia are growing players
By: Robert Fife, Steven Chase
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By: Steven Chase, Robert Fife
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By: Robert Fife, Steven Chase
China and India wield immense influence over digital, print and broadcast media that serves Canada's diaspora communities and Ottawa needs to take
By: Steven Chase, Robert Fife
Skip to main content Journalists describe to Hogue inquiry how China and India interfere in diaspora media in Canada Listen to this article
By: Steven Chase, Robert Fife
The federal commission of inquiry into foreign interference heard from more than a dozen diaspora community members who want greater awareness of their security concerns.
By: Colin Freeze, Steven Chase
Iran shot down Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752 in January 2020, killing all 176 people on board
By: Steven Chase, Robert Fife
David Morrison, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, appears as a witness with representatives from Global Affairs Canada at the Foreign Interference Commission in Ottawa, on Oct. 4.
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