Joe McGinty is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including The Trillium and BarrieToday. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on crime and justice, culture and society, health and wellness, and education, highlighting social issues relevant to Canada. Joe's work has been featured in numerous publications such as TimminsToday and the Waterloo Region Record.
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Joe McGinty's coverage is largely focused on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and family & relationships. He frequently covers events and announcements related to the Cambridge area in Canada. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local political decisions, community events or issues such as pedestrian safety and accessibility within Cambridge. Additionally, offering personal stories related to local crime or family-related matters may also be of interest based on his coverage themes.
Given Joe's focus on local news and community-specific topics, pitches should center around the unique aspects of life in Cambridge while being mindful of the specific social and political context relevant to this region in Canada.
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By: Joe Mcginty
Resellers look to make hundreds of dollars from the new Pokemon craze that is capturing hobbyists.
By: Joe Mcginty
With the opening of the new HART Hub in downtown Kitchener, Sanguen will have to pack up it’s site at 150 Duke Street
By: Joe Mcginty
Police are noticing a concerning trend of gun violence in the region, with 22 shootings in 2024.
By: Joe Mcginty
Police have seen a rise in reported porch thefts in the region after a busy holiday season
By: Joe Mcginty
The award-winning show is expected to arrive in Cambridge by the end of the month
By: Joe Mcginty
Climate experts say polar vortex will bring more freezing temperatures to the region
By: Joe Mcginty
Outdoor rinks are seeing the return of a “good old-fashioned Canadian winter,” as skaters are able to stay on the ice.
By: Joe Mcginty
The city looks for feedback on upcoming official plan
By: Joe Mcginty
A resident from Waterloo has created an ice village in his own backyard
By: Joe Mcginty
City of Kitchener offers free hot chocolate at outdoor rinks to celebrate volunteers
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