Doug Schmidt is a journalist currently working as a copy editor and reporter for the Windsor Star. With a focus on local news in Windsor, Ontario, Doug covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and legal matters. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Toronto Sun, The GrowthOp, and TBD.
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Windsor, Ontario, Canada (Local)
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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By: Doug Schmidt
Reader letter: Treatment facility, not SafePoint, answer to opiate crisis
Former Windsor denturist Mario Mouamer was convicted in November on 13 counts of sexual assault involving 10 different clients.
Article content Parents who don't have a child with a disability do not think their own child is impacted by a lack of appropriate support for classmates with special needs.
Reader letter: Don't end RISE program in local schools
By: Doug Schmidt
City must-buy? Historic Windsor Jail, which one city councillor describes as "extremely valuable," pulled off real estate market.
By: Doug Schmidt
Article content Describing a health professional who breached his position of authority and trust with patients “significantly and reprehensibly,” a Windsor judge has sentenced a former denturist to 15 months in jail.
By: Doug Schmidt
Article content E.L.K. Energy Inc., a public utility provider in Essex County , issued an alert to the community on Friday, warning of scam calls targeting its customers.
By: Brian MacLeod, Doug Schmidt
Article content A major fire at a home on Victoria Avenue just south of Windsor's downtown did extensive damage early Monday morning.
Article content “Talk about money going up in flames.” Ward 3 Coun. Renaldo Agostino said last week's huge blaze that not only burnt
By: Doug Schmidt
Goodbye, Rainbow House — Windsor property becomes vacant lot
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