Kate McCullough is a reporter for the Hamilton Spectator. She focuses on education while also exploring themes related to crime, social issues, and academia. Her work has been featured in publications such as the Toronto Star, Inc. Australia, and the Niagara Falls Review.
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Kate's coverage is focused on local news, with an emphasis on education, entertainment, and crime stories in the Canada/Ontario/Hamilton region. She tends to cover evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage.
To effectively reach out to Kate McCullough, provide pitches that highlight unique angles related to ongoing or breaking local events in Hamilton or Ontario. If you have insights into educational developments or community events within this region, these would likely be of interest to her as well. Additionally, if you can offer perspectives related to crime trends specific to the area she covers it could also catch her attention.
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Tighe will assume the role of president on July 1, 2025. By Kate McCullough Reporter McMaster University has named its next president.
By: Kate Mccullough
Hamilton police, including its youth engagement and hate crime units, are investigating.
By: Kate Mccullough
College provides aspiring professionals with hands-on experience in realistic patient-care scenarios
By: Kate Mccullough
Motion at health board calls for collection of data on air conditioning in local schools — but some members worry it’s out of scope
By: Kate Mccullough
Young people slowly starting to head back to campus post-pandemic.
By: Kate McCullough
Young people slowly starting to head back to campus at McMaster and Mohawk post-pandemic.
By: Kate Mccullough
News comes roughly six weeks after Canada's immigration department slashed study permits for international students by an additional 10 per cent.
By: Kate Mccullough
The recipients focus on preparing kids for high school and beyond.
By: Kate Mccullough
Hamilton's public school board and a now-retired teacher deny the allegations.
By: Kate Mccullough
News conference held outside city hall follows several local incidents of hate.
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