Tj Dhir is a journalist at CBC North in Iqaluit, previously with CBC Windsor. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, energy, regional interest, and public policy, with a particular focus on elections and government affairs. Tj's work has been featured in CBC and Radio Canada International.
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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.
Given the high percentage of expert commentary in Tj’s coverage attributes, they are likely open to receiving pitches from knowledgeable individuals who can provide insights into various aspects of Windsor's community life and cultural activities.
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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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
Workers have been without a contract for 17 months, per the union
By: Tj Dhir
Paper Bag Princess, Fifty Below Zero and Thomas' Snowsuit among titles in translation
Schilling to replace Stephen Charlie, who ran for re-election on Monday
Case is about legal protections governments provide themselves
'Proactive' approach needed to better support disability community, says one advocate
By: Tj Dhir, Virginie Ann
Staff training, improvements to bilingual supports and inmate services recommended
