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
Statues of former Taiwanese dictator Chiang Kai Shek at Cihu Memorial Sculpture Park south of Taipei. For years, Taiwan has moved statues of its first president to the park.
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The LNG Canada export terminal, in Kitimat, B.C., on Sept. 28, 2022. The project plans to start exporting natural gas to Asian markets by mid-2025. DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press
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Zero Day’s 2025 release coincides with the return of the U.S. presidency to Donald Trump, who faces doubts about whether he would protect Taiwan
By: Steven Chase
The elder Chiang Kai-shek was still in charge of Taiwan in 1970 when then-prime minister Pierre Trudeau cut off Canada’s formal diplomatic relations with the island and established ties with the People’s Republic of China
By: Steven Chase
Canada has joined an international alliance designed to help the self-governed island of Taiwan work with like-minded partners on everything from
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A spokesperson for the navy said that Heart of Oak ‘contains language that does not align with values and ethos of today’s Royal Canadian Navy or the broader Canadian Armed Forces’
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