Teviah Moro is a reporter at the Hamilton Spectator. He specializes in municipal politics, housing, and homelessness, focusing on regional interest and social issues within North America. Teviah's work has been featured in various publications, including the Toronto Star and the Waterloo Region Record.
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Teviah Moro focuses heavily on local government and political issues in Hamilton, Ontario. His coverage includes topics such as city council decisions, development projects, homelessness, and environmental issues within the region.
Given Teviah's focus on local matters in Hamilton, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to developments or initiatives within the city. This could include providing insights from local experts or stakeholders involved in city governance, urban planning, social services organizations addressing homelessness, or environmental advocacy groups focusing on Hamilton-specific issues.
Pitches that tie into ongoing discussions at the City Council level or those involving key figures and their impact on local policies are also likely to pique his interest.
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By: Teviah Moro
Councillors cautious of suggestion to reduce number of polling locations to alleviate staffing issues.
By: Teviah Moro
With the core poised to welcome thousands of new residents, a market downturn has prompted some developers to pause or rethink plans
By: Teviah Moro
Integrity commissioner examines non-profit executive’s correspondence with mayor over parking lot proposal
By: Teviah Moro
Advocates sound alarm of plan for stepped-up enforcement of drug use, trespassing
By: Teviah Moro
What’s left of the old James North theatre is not feasible to save, staff and consultants say.
By: Teviah Moro
The applicants seek damages for displacement from encampments amid scant shelter and housing options.
By: Teviah Moro
The applicants seek damages amid scant shelter and housing options.
By: Teviah Moro
Justice James Ramsay says the litigants will have his decision “in due course.”
By: Teviah Moro
City aims to keep its boundary frozen despite changing provincial legislation
By: Teviah Moro
City says it doesn’t get involved in spats between its vendors and third parties
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