Tim Bousquet is the editor and publisher of the Halifax Examiner. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen interest in climate change, culture, and society. Tim’s work has been featured in The Coast, Halifax Examiner, The Tyee, and The Walrus.
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Tim Bousquet's articles cover a wide range of local topics, focusing on government and politics, crime, as well as content and publishing. Given the broad scope of his coverage, he may be open to pitches related to local political developments, criminal justice issues in Halifax or Canada more broadly, and stories related to journalism ethics.
Pitches about environmental issues such as climate change activism, forestry industry practices in Nova Scotia or legal challenges tied to these matters could also resonate with him. Additionally, given his extensive reporting on police misconduct and government accountability within the local context of Halifax or wider Canadian framework he might be interested in this area too.
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By: Tim Bousquet
Houston now drowns government, decimates civil society, and uses his office as a nest of patronage and handouts to the wealthy, process be damned.
The dirt and grime and garbage gets dumped and trodded upon and the business owners along the street don't bother to sweep in front of their places, so the whole street looks like crap.
By: Tim Bousquet
We may or may not get through these times but if we do, the other side of the current upending will look nothing at all like the past. We'll either find ourselves living in a dystopic nightmare or, somehow, find justice and completely rebuild a pluralistic society.
Also: Woods ban; Infowars; Everything you need to know about the ‘spaceport' in Nova Scotia; Lowering the cost of gasoline and diesel fuel in Nova
Tim Halman was bullshitting me. I'm not calling him a liar. I'm not saying he said anything false. Rather, to quote Frankfurt, Halman did not care whether the things he said describe reality correctly.
By: Tim Bousquet
The problem isn't so much social media, but a society that has its priorities all wrong.
By: Tim Bousquet
Our 12th anniversary is next month. Still, every day I fret that the whole thing could come collapsing down.
Subscriptions are the lifeblood of this operation.
By: Tim Bousquet
Kenney is the quintessential Nova Scotian folk artist, representative of the entire genre.
"I have a funny picture and great story to talk about art with people with, and I’m grateful the Morning File gave me the context to bring it up! "
