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Postmedia B No Emails.Csv National Post First Last Works for Beat email Phone City Sadaf Ahsan National Post Celebrities; Internet; MotionN/A Pictures1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Bert Archer National Post Travel N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Stewart Bell National Post National Security N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Elisa Birnbaum National Post Business; Entrepreneurs;N/A Social Issues1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Mary TeresaBitti National Post Business; EntrepreneursN/A (905) 257-1651 Toronto Tom Blackwell National Post Health and Wellness; MedicalN/A 1(416) 383-2394 Toronto Christie Blatchford National Post Breaking News N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto David Booth National Post Automobiles N/A 1(416) 510-6744 Toronto Joseph Brean National Post National News N/A 1(416) 383-2312 Toronto Laura Brehaut National Post Beverages; Culture; Food;N/A Internet;1(416) Recipes 442-2907 Toronto Kevin Carmichael National Post Business N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Montreal Claudia Cattaneo National Post Business; Energy N/A 1(403) 235-7375 Toronto Terence Corcoran National Post Business N/A 1(416) 383-2381 Toronto Colby Cosh National Post Art; Automobiles; BreakingN/A News;1(780) Culture; 433-0976 Economy/EconomicEdmonton Issues; Financial; Health and Wellness; Law; Medical; Meteorology; Sports Andrew Coyne National Post Canada; National News; N/APolitics 1(416) 383-2420 Toronto Raymond De Souza National Post Religion N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Aileen Donnelly National Post Internet N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Jake Edmiston National Post Electronics; Software ApplicationsN/A 1(416) 386-2692 Toronto Victor Ferreira National Post Breaking News N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Diane Francis National Post Non-Editorial N/A (416) 383-2300 Toronto Robert Fulford National Post Culture; Editorial Page N/A (416) 383-2300 Toronto Chris Gallipeau National Post Multimedia Computing N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Suzanne Gardner National Post Social Media N/A 1(416) 764-2865 Toronto Larysa Harapyn National Post Breaking News; Non-EditorialN/A 1(416) 442-2257 Toronto Ron Hartwell National Post Consumer PhotographyN/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Pamela Heaven National Post Non-Editorial N/A 1(416) 386-2694 Toronto Michael Higgins National Post International News N/A 1(416) 383-2470 Toronto Joe Hood National Post Financial N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Tristin Hopper National Post City/Metropolitan News;N/A National1(416) News 383-2300 Toronto Adrian Humphreys National Post Crime; National News N/A 1(416) 383-2388 Toronto Yadullah Hussain National Post Economy/Economic Issues;N/A Energy;1(416) Internet 383-2300 Toronto Emily Jackson National Post Breaking News; TelecommunicationsN/A 1(416) Industry 383-2300 Vancouver Barbara Kay National Post Editorial Page N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Tasha Kheiriddin National Post Non-Editorial N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Chris Knight National Post Consumer Video/DVDs; N/AMotion Pictures1(416) 383-2302 Toronto Shari Kulha National Post Careers/Occupations; Entrepreneurs;N/A 1(416) People 383-2438 in Business;Toronto Small Business Kevin Libin National Post Economy/Economic Issues;N/A Financial;1(416) Politics 383-2300 Calgary Sharon Lindores National Post Community/NeighborhoodN/A News1(416) 383-2520 Toronto Nicole MacAdam National Post Breaking News N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Jo-anne Macdonald National Post National News N/A 1(416) 383-2370 Toronto Scott Maniquet National Post Non-Editorial N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Jil McIntosh National Post Automobiles N/A 1(905) 213-9475 Toronto Allison McLean National Post Non-Editorial N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Claudia McNeilly National Post Food N/A 1(416) 383-2300 Toronto Kelly McParland National Post Editorial Page N/A 1(416) 383-2444 Toronto Laura Morrison-Flint National Post National News N/A (416) 383-2300 Toronto Rex Murphy National Post Non-Editorial N/A (416) 383-2300 Toronto Andrew Nguyen National Post Non-Editorial N/A 1(416) 442-2108 Toronto Joe O'Connor National Post Features/Lifestyle; 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