Susan Clairmont is a columnist and investigative reporter at The Hamilton Spectator. She specializes in crime, court, and social justice, with a keen focus on white-collar crime. Her work has been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star, The Welland Tribune, and the Niagara Falls Review.
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Susan Clairmont's coverage heavily centers on local crime and legal matters in Hamilton, Ontario. She shows a particular interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and the court system. Given her focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals directly involved or affected by ongoing legal cases or incidents within the Hamilton area. Additionally, experts with insights into local law enforcement practices, criminal justice issues specific to Hamilton, or relevant changes in legislation may find success when reaching out to Susan for commentary.
Given that her geographic focus is local (Canada, Ontario, specifically Hamilton), sources who have intimate knowledge of these areas' legal systems and are directly impacted by the events covered will likely garner more attention from Susan Clairmont.
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Women say they were sexually assaulted on the job
By: Susan Clairmont
With tens of thousands of calls a year and no reported fatalities, NORS operates as a national harm-reduction safety net for people using drugs alone.
By: Susan Clairmont
A dad meets his baby for the first time.
By: Susan Clairmont
Society of St. Pius X was once a place of solace for killer
Jesse Chiavaroli testifies about sex, booze and cocaine.
Judge finds rights of Black accused were breached.
Community impact statements say financial scams are leaving seniors fearful, isolated and less independent.
By: Susan Clairmont
Gurdwara has long history of division
Community impact statements say financial scams are leaving seniors fearful, isolated and less independent.
Nobody has found a suitable place for the 64-year-old to live, despite not having been ‘significantly violent since 1999,’ according to his lawyer.
