Tj Dhir is a journalist at CBC North in Iqaluit, having previously worked with CBC Windsor. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on issues related to animals and animal cruelty. Tj's work has been featured in CBC and Radio Canada International.
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Iqaluit, Canada (Local)
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Tj Dhir's focus is primarily on local news and events in Windsor, Canada. With a strong emphasis on culture & society, family & relationships, and entertainment news, Tj would likely be interested in pitches related to local cultural events, festivals or community initiatives that celebrate African culture or other diverse elements of Windsor.
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Pitches centered around local human interest stories or pieces that explore the impact of government announcements on Windsor residents may also resonate with Tj based on their previous coverage.
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Residents in Nunavut's Aggu riding will return to the polls after a judicial recount found a tie between the two candidates.
Chief Supt. Kenton Pike becomes the 10th commanding officer of the territory's force
By: Tj Dhir
'It's just mad to know how it ended up there, and why,' says Niamh Gavin, who found the animal on a beach
By: Tj Dhir
Outstanding property taxes of almost $65,000 could lead to tax auction for the igloo-shaped building
Iqaluit’s Anglican church has massive bills to pay — it could lose its iconic building as a result CBC News
Chiefs have written to Yukon and federal governments over proposed territorial health authority
Diesel rebates, B.C. grid connection, and Wareham spillway among topics discussed
By: Tj Dhir
There were two small fires within the past week and a half, the Yukon government said
Canadian Wrestling Federation athletes offer lessons for students, then kick each other in the face
Realtor suspended as part of association's administrative justice program
