Andrew Joe Potter is a freelance journalist and newsletter editor, with a focus on local news in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Toronto. He has written for publications such as the Toronto Star and Narcity, covering a range of topics including current events, consumer tips, and cultural phenomena.
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Andrew's coverage heavily features local news and lifestyle topics, such as grocery shopping tips, entertainment, and sports. If you have expertise in providing practical advice on cost-saving strategies for everyday activities or insights into local entertainment events and sports teams like the Blue Jays, reaching out to Andrew with relevant how-to guides or opinion pieces could be effective.
Given his focus on Toronto-specific content, pitching stories related to Ontario or Canadian culture can resonate well with him. Additionally, since he has a significant portion of articles around "Morning Brief" titles that cover various topics briefly, concise pitches tailored to catch attention quickly may be more successful.
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By: Andrew Joe Potter
9 things you need to know for Thursday, March 30.
By: Andrew Joe Potter
9 things you need to know for Friday, March 31.
By: Andrew Joe Potter
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By: Andrew Joe Potter
There are tons of budget-friendly finds at your local dollar store.
By: Andrew Joe Potter
It's increasingly clear the robots have zero game.
By: Andrew Joe Potter
On a $20, $40, $100, or $250 budget. 💸
By: Andrew Joe Potter
We asked an expert to clear up the top sunscreen myths & misconceptions
By: Andrew Joe Potter
These gourmet bites are in reach for foodies on a budget.
By: Lana Hall, Andrew Joe Potter, Andrea Yu
For the third year in a row, we’re celebrating the companies that do business better—with passion, purpose and a people-first outlook. Here are 25 disruptors setting the new standard.
By: Andrew Joe Potter
It's a cloudy afternoon on Dundas West and, if not for pedestrians excitedly passing by with cardstock eclipse glasses in hand, it would be any other Monday in April.
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