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.
Considering Tim’s focus is primarily local (Halifax), pitches should align with this geographic emphasis for increased relevance.
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All of American history can be understood as coming to terms, or not, with slavery.
By: Tim Bousquet
It's difficult to believe that Johnston was hired for any reason other than to oversee the building of gas plants in Nova Scotia.
This might be kind of a bummer of a Morning File.
Had the RCMP taken the complaints of violence against women seriously, many lives would have been saved.
Also: Nouman Ali has died; Houston meets with supposed stadium developer; Juking the stats; PostMedia; Mayor Alec Dove of Trenton looks to save a
By: Tim Bousquet
I'd like to specifically address those who like what the Examiner does and are glad we exist, but who are not subscribing.
By: Tim Bousquet
Also: ‘One of the most deadly direct impacts of climate change': Why Nova Scotia needs to track heat-related mortalities; Mayor Jim Ryan is helping
By: Tim Bousquet
AI slop is bad, but even worse is that it has pried apart our collective appreciation for the truth. “Good enough” has become the defining characterization as we throw stuff against the wall; some of it sticks, some of it doesn't, but why does it matter anyway since we're all operating on vibes?
By: Tim Bousquet
These are not one-offs. The wrongful conviction literature is replete with instances of individual cops and individual prosecutors being the loci of multiple wrongful convictions.
By: Tim Bousquet
It looks like Boutilier's appointment was simply cooked up in the premier's office, using no formal process whatsoever.
