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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By: Gayle Macdonald, Catherine Dawson March
This is the weekly Style File, featuring what’s on the radar of The Globe’s lifestyle desk – from travel to home and design, wellness, fashion or beauty
The style news and trends on the radar of The Globe’s Lifestyle desk this week
Also in Style news: Travel brand Tumi unveils new products, and textile designer Candice Kaye releases one of her signature wallpaper prints for the home
By: Gayle MacDonald
American interior designer Jeremiah Brent got the idea for his new book when he was sitting in Oprah Winfrey's dining room in Montecito, Calif.
By: Gayle MacDonald
In early January, my husband and I were sitting in our living room when he said, “This room is really boring.” I looked around – beige sofa, ivory carpet, tan chairs, grey sofa – and I realized he was right.
By: Catherine Dawson March, Gayle MacDonald
By: Gayle Macdonald
As sustainable alternatives become increasingly viable, we need to stop buying fast fashion and instead focus on choosing quality over quantity
Listen to this article Marni Martin-McTavish still lives on the Huntsville, Ont., farm where she grew up.
By: Gayle MacDonald
The Globe asked five Canadian gardening experts to share examples of some memorable missteps and the lessons they learned, as well as happy accidents that occurred because they weren't afraid to “experiment” and see what would happen next.
Listen to this article Sometimes, we keep it simple and go to a cottage. Other years, we journey farther, to the Bahamas, Palm Springs, Mexico
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