Zane Woodford is a Municipal Reporter at the Halifax Examiner. He covers Halifax City Hall and focuses on topics related to housing, crime, and legal issues, contributing to the ongoing PRICED OUT housing series. Zane's work is featured in the Halifax Examiner, where he sheds light on important municipal matters in Canada and Nova Scotia.
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Zane Woodford's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and press releases, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics in Halifax. If you're considering reaching out to him, your pitch should ideally revolve around local government decisions, law enforcement matters, or developments related to bylaws and transit issues within the Halifax area.
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By: Zane Woodford
The North West Community Council approved a four-storey development for Beaver Bank Road.
By: Zane Woodford
Evangeline Colman-Sadd's office brought a report on HRM's cybersecurity to the Audit and Finance Standing Committee.
By: Zane Woodford
The Serious Incident Response Team found the man pointed an unloaded shotgun at officers.
By: Zane Woodford
Pam Lovelace and Waye Mason brought a sprawling motion to council seeking 'wildland urban interface preparedness strategies.'
By: Zane Woodford
Coun. Paul Russell says some people want to be homeless, so "it will not end."
By: Zane Woodford
The family alleges staff at the Burnside jail wrote off Denny's symptoms as alcohol withdrawal.
By: Zane Woodford
Sean Bonitto describes himself as a "Born Again Bible believing Christian, a Christian Pastor, and Evangelist."
By: Zane Woodford
Council approved a $1.5-million contract in July 2022 “for a mobile fare payment application and onboard validators."
By: Zane Woodford
Property taxes on the Nova Centre were higher than HRM's costs for the first time.
By: Tim Bousquet, Heather Dennis, Yvette D'Entremont, Erica Butler, Zane Woodford, Jennifer Henderson, Ethan Lycan-Lang, Jesse Ward, Stephen Kimber, Evelyn C. White, Suzanne Rent, Philip Moscovitch, El Jones
The Halifax Examiner has been watching the Herald decline, and have reported on it through a newsroom strike, the creation of the SaltWire Network, and now as it falls into creditor protection. This page collects our reporting on the Chronicle Herald and SaltWire over the years.
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