Cassidy McMackon is a journalist based in Kingston, Ontario, focusing on local news and issues. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Cassidy's work has been featured in various publications, including The Queen's Journal, The Kingston Whig-Standard, The Daily Observer, and The Recorder & Times. She strives to provide accurate and engaging coverage of topics that matter to the Kingston community.
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Cassidy McMackon's coverage is primarily focused on local news related to Kingston, Ontario and Queen's University. The articles cover a diverse range of topics including university affairs, community events, sports, and cultural issues.
Given the emphasis on expert commentary and industry-specific content in their coverage attributes, Cassidy might be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or stakeholders regarding developments at Queen’s University or within the Kingston community.
With a notable focus on culture & society as well as family & relationships themes, Cassidy may also appreciate pitches pertaining to human interest stories within these areas. Additionally, given the attention to sports-related topics such as Men's Hockey and hosting sporting events like the Vanier Cup at Queen’s University, relevant sports-related story ideas could be well-received.
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HALIFAX — Domestic violence has not been given enough attention during the Nova Scotia election campaign, with only one of the three major parties mentioning intimate-partner violence in their platform, says a group that advocates for women's rights.
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HALIFAX – It will be the luck of the draw that chooses the next councillor for a district in northern Cape Breton after two candidates earned the same number of votes in a recent municipal elect...
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HALIFAX — It will be the luck of the draw that chooses the next councillor for a district in northern Cape Breton after two candidates earned the same number of votes in a recent municipal election.
HALIFAX - It will be the luck of the draw that chooses the next councillor for a district in northern Cape Breton after two candidates earned the same number of votes in a recent municipal election.
By: Cassidy McMackon
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says if his party is elected to govern next week, it will build a new hospital in the Annapolis Valley.
HALIFAX - As the Nova Scotia election campaign headed into its final weekend, the Liberals promised to build a new hospital in the Annapolis Valley, and the NDP discussed their plan to give money back to homeowners and renters.
Less than half of all eligible voters turned out for Nova Scotia’s provincial election, with almost 66,000 fewer voters casting ballots than in the province's 2021 election.
By: Cassidy McMackon
HALIFAX — The weak voter turnout in Nova Scotia's election is "shocking" but not a complete surprise, says a political scientist after almost 66,000 fewer voters cast ballots than in the 2021 vote.
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