Joy Struthers is a reporter based in Guelph, Canada. She writes for the Waterloo Region Record and Cambridge Times, covering local news and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Zuza, showcasing her dedication to sharing stories that impact the community.
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Joy Struthers focuses on local events and community-related news, particularly in Guelph, Canada. She covers a wide range of topics including education, healthcare, donations, and local events. Pitches should highlight stories that contribute positively to the community or involve heartwarming human-interest angles.
Given her focus on family & relationships and culture & society themes as well as seasonal coverage, she may be interested in articles with a festive or holiday angle that can resonate with her audience.
Local businesses engaging in philanthropy or initiatives that benefit the community would likely catch Joy's attention. Additionally, personal success stories related to finding birth families or heartwarming reunions seem to appeal to her readership.
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By: Joy Struthers
Rumours is open for business at 5 Quebec St., and showcases vintage clothing, accessories and unique gifts.
By: Joy Struthers
Mayor Cam Guthrie, MPP Mike Schreiner, CMHA CEO Helen Fishburn, pastor and executive director of the Royal City Mission, Kevin Coghill, and Your Downtown Guelph Friends weigh in on topic of involuntary treatment.
By: Joy Struthers
Affordable housing is coming to a property on Guelph’s Edinburgh Road by 2026.
By: Joy Struthers
OCHU-CUPE members held rallies at the Guelph General Hospital and St. Joseph’s Health Centre on Oct. 9.
By: Joy Struthers
OCHU-CUPE members held rallies at the Guelph General Hospital and St. Joseph's Health Centre on Oct. 9.
By: Joy Struthers
The new Co-operators headquarters at 101 Cooper Dr. encompasses their sustainability values and much more.
By: Joy Struthers
Halibut House offers good quality fish and chips at reasonable prices in Ontario.
By: Joy Struthers
Chalmers in Guelph offers their food pantry service in two locations and also has a café and snack program that has started up again Monday and Tuesday mornings at Chalmers Downtown and Thursday morning at Chalmers West.
By: Joy Struthers
Chalmers in Guelph offers food pantry service in two locations and also has a café and snack program that has started up again Monday and Tuesday mornings at Chalmers Downtown and Thursday morning at Chalmers West.
By: Joy Struthers
“Guelph Hauntings” is available at the Bookshelf along with “Haunted Guelph,” both compilations of local stories told by residents, gathered and written by Bonnie Durtnall.
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