Mark McNeil is a journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on local history. He is a freelance columnist for Flashbacks, writing about the rich historical heritage of the Hamilton area. Mark's work has been featured in publications such as The Hamilton Spectator, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, and The Peterborough Examiner.
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Mark McNeil's coverage primarily focuses on local events, history, and cultural aspects related to Hamilton and its surrounding areas. He often features profile pieces and event coverage that commemorate local historical figures, landmarks, and milestones.
If you're looking to reach out to Mark McNeil with a story idea or expert commentary, consider pitches related to local historical events, museum exhibitions or profiles of individuals making significant contributions within the community. Additionally, topics related to cultural heritage preservation in the Hamilton area may also be well-received by him.
Given his focus on providing insightful narratives about local history and culture in Ontario's Hamilton region through feature articles and event coverage, reaching out with unique human interest stories or noteworthy local events could resonate well with his reporting interests.
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By: Mark Mcneil
Canada’s largest collection of International Harvester antiques and memorabilia can be found in Mount Hope.
By: Mark Mcneil
103-year-old widow remembers the dear husband she lost in the disastrous Aug. 19, 1942, raid on Dieppe
By: Mark Mcneil
It’s not just local news that’s in trouble. It’s local culture. It’s the stuff that makes Hamilton unique.
By: Mark McNeil
It's not just local news that's in trouble. It's local culture. It's the stuff that makes Hamilton unique.
By: Mark Mcneil
It’s not just local news that’s in trouble. It’s local culture. It’s the stuff that makes Hamilton unique.
By: Mark McNeil
“I think it is important for people to recognize that mental illness is not something that is new. It is something that people would have experienced 100 plus years ago and long before that as well.”
By: Mark Mcneil
“The vibrant signs tend to appear and then disappear,” says local historian Bill King.
By: Mark McNeil
Opinion Based on the author's interpretations and judgments of facts, data and events Updated 5 min read
By: Mark Mcneil
It’s unfortunate that Hamilton doesn’t have incline infrastructure today when there is so much emphasis on developing a city that is less reliant on the automobile.
By: Mark McNeil
It's unfortunate that Hamilton doesn't have incline infrastructure today when there is so much emphasis on developing a city that is less reliant on the automobile.
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