Stuart Benson is a Reporter at Scottish Athletics. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and events, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in North America. Stuart's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Scottish Athletics and The Hill Times.
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Stuart Benson's coverage primarily focuses on local Canadian government and politics. He tends to cover stories related to legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials.
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A Devine departure at the British High Commission
By: Stuart Benson
Outgoing-governor general Mary Simon rolled out the National Arts Centre red carpet for the final time in her tenure to celebrate the trailblazing legends, talented rising stars, and dedicated volunteers of Canada's performing arts community on June 6.
By: Stuart Benson
The prime minister needs to take 'specific and rigid' action on antisemitism, not seek more advice after years of rising hate targeting the Jewish community, says Conservative Senate Leader Leo Housakos.
By: Stuart Benson
'Failing to provide access for the Canadian news media runs contrary to Carney's commitment to openness,' says former World Press Freedom Canada president Shawn McCarthy.
Members of the press, the Liberal cabinet and their staffers helped themselves to local lamb chops, donuts, and beer at Rideau Cottage on June 9 at Prime Minister Mark Carney's sophomore Media Garden Party.
By: Irem Koca, Stuart Benson, Peter Mazereeuw, Riddhi Kachhela
Plus, Team Canada kickstarts its football World Cup quest in Toronto.
The Globe and Mail's long-time Ottawa bureau chief Robert Fife was feted by hundreds of his colleagues, friends, and a few special guests at his semi-retirement, 'Fife Fest,' on June 11 at the Métropolitain Brasserie. It was a great shindig.
By: Stuart Benson
'The next federal election will be the AI election, probably for the worse,' says former NDP digital director Michael Roy.
By: Stuart Benson
As Public Safety promises the registry is 'very close to the finish line,' Conservative critic Michael Cooper says repeated delays demonstrate ‘this is not a priority.'
By: Stuart Benson
From Bill C-5 to C-37, First Nations leaders and parliamentarians say Liberals are taking a ‘pick and choose’ approach to the government’s duty to consult.
