Marcus Gee is a columnist at The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper. He focuses on regional interests and world news, with particular attention to social issues such as homelessness in Canada and Toronto. Marcus has been featured in The Globe and Mail and has received multiple awards for his insightful reporting, including coverage of Canada’s ongoing opioids crisis.
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Marcus Gee focuses on local news, particularly in Ontario and Toronto. His coverage heavily features government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories within the themes of government & politics and crime.
When reaching out to Marcus Gee, consider providing insights or data related to local government policies or regulations in Ontario or Toronto. Topics such as crime prevention measures, social issues affecting Canadian cities like homelessness, and public policy decisions would likely align with his areas of interest.
Given his focus on specific regions within Canada, pitches should highlight relevance to these geographic locations to maximize engagement with Marcus Gee.
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Life on the 900 Block of Pandora Avenue is a daily parade of human misery. Victoria is right to confront its encampment issue
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Ontario’s premier is attempting to paint himself as an ambitious visionary and his rivals as sticks in the mud
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A self-respecting city would make sure a prime public space like this was kept in top shape. Sadly, Toronto has not
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Grace Chen, the proprietor of the Ovaltine Cafe at Hastings and Main in Vancouver, B.C., on Oct. 1. Jimmy Jeong/The Globe and Mail
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The pharaonic builder shaped modern New York, building bigger roads which filled up with motorists almost as soon as they opened
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Though it’s a mistake to say any wild thing is ‘just like us,’ no one could observe the gorillas during the patriarch’s 52-year reign without feeling a sense of kinship
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