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News Media Email and Twitter Contact List As of Feb 28 2016 News Media Contact List Ontario News Media – Print/Online: The Canadian Press Email: [email protected] Twitter: @CdnPress The Globe and Mail Email: [email protected] Twitter: @globeandmail Hamilton Spectator Email: [email protected] Twitter: @TheSpec The London Free Press Email: [contact via www.lfpress.com/ugc/submission] Twitter: @LFPress Metro Toronto Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Twitter: @metrotoronto National Post Email: [email protected] Twitter: @nationalpost Ottawa Citizen Email: [email protected] Twitter: @OttawaCitizen The Ottawa Sun Email: [email protected] Twitter: @ottawasuncom The Record Email: [email protected] Twitter: @WR_Record Toronto 24 Hours Email: [contact via www.toronto24hours.ca/contact-us] Twitter: @24hrs Toronto Star Email: [email protected] Twitter: @TorontoStar The Toronto Sun Email: [email protected] Twitter: @TheTorontoSun Windsor Star Email: [email protected] Twitter: @TheWindsorStar Ontario News Media – Television: CBC News Email: [contact via www.cbc.ca/local_includes/toronto_contacts/toronto-news.html] Twitter: @CBC City News Email: [contact via www.citynews.ca/submit/] Twitter: @CityNews CP24 Email: [email protected] Twitter: @CP24 CTV News Email: [email protected] Twitter: @CTVNews Global News Email: [email protected] Twitter: @globalnews [National]; @globalnewsto [Toronto] Ontario News Media – Radio: AM 640 (Toronto) Email: (contact via www.640toronto.com/newstips/] Twitter: @am640 680 News Toronto Email: [contact via www.680news.com/submit/] Twitter: @680NEWS 580 CFRA (Ottawa) Email: [email protected] Twitter: @CFRAOttawa 1310 News (Ottawa) Email: [email protected] Twitter: @1310NEWS .
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