Gayle Macdonald is a feature writer for The Globe and Mail, with a focus on national stories in Canada. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including food and dining, home design, travel, culture, and lifestyle. Gayle's work has also been featured in The Conversation Australia and New Zealand.
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Gayle MacDonald's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and cultural topics such as fashion, home decor, travel, wellness, and art. She also provides how-to guides and event coverage with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and data citations.
To effectively reach out to Gayle MacDonald, consider pitching her stories related to unique trends in fashion or home decor, innovative travel experiences off the beaten path within Canada or internationally. Additionally, she may be interested in features about wellness practices or the intersection of art and everyday life.
Considering her national focus on Canada but inclusion of global themes like Taiwan mentioned in one of her articles can provide an angle for outreach that combines local Canadian perspectives with broader international insights.
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Listen to this article When my son and his bride-to-be started to plan their wedding in Los Angeles, where they live, they called two venues that had come highly recommended.
By: Gayle Macdonald
The Montrealer’s talent stands on its own as she helms the kitchen for a B&B owned by celebrated chef Massimo Botturo
Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. A break from work – to recharge and unwind – is something we all look forward to in the summer.
The coastal city is where L.A. residents come to get out of their vehicles and take in the sun
By: Gayle MacDonald
A trip through Europe inspired the authors of The Artful Way to Plant-Based Cooking to seek adventures in life and on their plates
By: Gayle MacDonald, Pat Kane
Log in or create a free account to listen to this article. Canadian photographer Pat Kane spent a month among nomadic herders in Mongolia, discovering a way of life unlike anything he's ever experienced
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Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve in San Jose del Cabo is perched among sand dunes and offers A-list experiences like spa treatments, great dining and long walks on the beach. Supplied
By: Gayle MacDonald
The eponymous chain was christened 'Nobu' by Robert De Niro because it was catchier and easier to say than Matsuhisa. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail
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