Doug Schmidt is a copy editor/reporter at Windsor Star. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and travel, with a particular focus on social issues such as crime, homelessness, and agriculture. Doug's work has been featured in several notable publications, including The GrowthOp, Toronto Sun, and National Post.
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Windsor, Canada (Local)
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Doug Schmidt's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Windsor area of Ontario, Canada. His articles cover a variety of themes including crime, government & politics, and culture & society.
Given his focus on local news and reader engagement through letters and columns, Doug may be interested in pitches that highlight local initiatives or individuals making a difference in the community. Additionally, he might be receptive to insights from experts who can provide context or analysis related to ongoing court cases or political developments within Windsor or Ontario.
When reaching out to Doug Schmidt with potential story ideas or sources for commentary, it is important to keep the geographic focus on Windsor and surrounding areas as well as emphasize how the pitch relates specifically to his coverage of Canadian news.
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Guest column: Is Trudeau's GST holiday an 'inflation trap'?
By: Doug Schmidt
'Miscarriage of justice.' Ontario appeals court tosses out conviction of Windsor man found guilty of kidnapping, human trafficking, assault.
By: Doug Schmidt
Guest column: Democracy, good government requires Windsor to be more open on how it spends taxpayer dollars.
Brown-John: My first-ever Christmas bonuses. But Star columnist said government cheques probably not enough to influence his election votes.
Reader letter: Democrats beware — this is why Trump won.
Who pulls election plug first — Trudeau or Ford? Both leaders have their reasons, but going early comes with both risks and rewards.
By: Doug Schmidt
Reader letter: Support women, girls in confronting gender-based violence.
By: Doug Schmidt
Guest column: Windsor's deadly parvovirus outbreak stark reminder to vaccinate your dog.
Guest column: How allergy-friendly restaurants are winning big
By: Doug Schmidt
Accused killers among high-profile Windsor crime cases slated for court in 2025.
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