Tom Blackwell is a Freelance Reporter at various publications. He specializes in themes related to retail and brick-and-mortar businesses, often sharing insights and commentary on these topics. Tom's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald, and National Post, among others.
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Tom Blackwell focuses on local and national issues in Canada, particularly in Ottawa. His coverage heavily features legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories related to Canadian politics and international relations.
To effectively reach out to Tom, experts with insights into Canadian law, government policies or political affairs at the local (Ottawa), provincial (Ontario) or national level would be suitable for commentary. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about immigration matters and international relations involving Canada would also likely attract his attention.
Given the strong focus on Ottawa and Canadian-specific topics such as healthcare challenges faced by Canadians crossing borders for treatment, it's advisable for sources to have a deep understanding of these specific issues when reaching out to Tom.
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By: Tom Blackwell
Pete Hoekstra asked Donald Trump for the job, and says bluntness is his superpower as envoy: “(That) is pretty valuable as a diplomat.”
By: Tom Blackwell
Ma's surprise defection has kindled allegations of an overly close orientation to Chinese-government views and protests outside his office.
By: Tom Blackwell
Replacing frontline service staff is the inevitable next step in automation for a consumer well-primed for service by machine.
By: Tom Blackwell
Replacing frontline service staff is the inevitable next step in automation for a consumer well-primed for service by machine.
By: Tom Blackwell
Venezuelan launch site could send missiles to D.C., according to private analysis of satellite images; U.S. Army calls it “speculative.”
By: Tom Blackwell
A group of private analysts using satellite images give sobering look at heavily armed Russian presence near Poland, Lithuania and Finland.
By: Tom Blackwell
Planes are a remarkably safe form of transportation. But the number of runway incursions in Canada doubled between 2010 and 2021, to 471
By: Tom Blackwell
'He looks like a hero, because he took me on as a critic of the motherland,' says Margaret McCuaig-Johnston
Senator Kevin Cramer says Justin Trudeau was 'insufferable,' but the North Dakotan is now working hard for a good bilateral relationship
Attendees included people that have worked with Chinese Communist Party organizations and been praised by Chinese diplomats and agencies.
