Tristin Hopper is a columnist and reporter at the National Post, Canada's only newspaper. He is known for his extensive coverage of Canadian politics, current events, and social issues. With a wide range of publications featuring his work, Hopper has established himself as a prominent figure in Canadian journalism.
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Tristin's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to legal policy regulations. This indicates that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to political developments, legal decisions, or governmental announcements within Canada.
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By: Tristin Hopper
'Alas, we live in a democracy. The people are fickle, venal, easily distracted, and they fail to see the righteousness of our message'
By: Tristin Hopper
Hassan Diab teaches the course Social Justice in Action, which consists heavily of him pleading his innocence in the French conviction.
By: Tristin Hopper
Here's why the result could also end up being decided by Canadians (and not just Elon Musk)
By: Tristin Hopper
'You have the right to defend the Palestinians; you have the right to be upset by their suffering … but not at the price of a new genocide,' Levy tells the National Post
By: Tristin Hopper
'A more enlightened country would spend Nov. 11 teaching children the virtues of asking those who would do us harm to consider alternatives'
Canada has been getting outsized attention in foreign media, and not for good reasons
By: Tristin Hopper
Hamas vigils, endorsements of jihad, cheers for pogroms and demonstrators clad in body armour and militant garb
By: Tristin Hopper
Toronto crowd told they're 'settlers,' Kingston ceremony picketed by antizionists
By: Tristin Hopper
Two Ottawa teens were charged with plotting a deadly attack against pro-Israel demonstrators on Parliament Hill, according to a report
By: Tristin Hopper
The world's largest cricket factory, funded in large part by federal monies, enters extended retooling
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