Peter McCusker is a Contributor at Business of Cannabis. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, covering topics such as art dealing, fine art, concerts and festivals, and entertainment news. Peter's work has been featured in Oakville News, The QT, spiked LTD, FlamboroughToday, Pinsent Masons, and Broad + Liberty.
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Peter McCusker's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal activities in Burlington, Ontario. His articles predominantly cover entertainment news related to community events, festivals, and holiday celebrations. Given this focus, he would be most receptive to pitches that highlight unique or upcoming local events in Burlington, especially those tied to the festive season.
Pitches could include information about new or distinctive Christmas events in the area, as well as any noteworthy festivals or gatherings within the community. Additionally, since Peter showcases a significant amount of visual content through photography galleries ("PHOTO ESSAY" and "GALLERY"), visual story ideas with strong photographic potential may be particularly appealing to him.
For effective outreach to Peter McCusker consider sharing updates about upcoming local festivals and entertainment news relevant to Burlington residents while considering his clear preference for visually engaging stories.
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From Veterans Square to Martha Street, Kearns maps out what’s coming downtown
By: Peter McCusker
Peter McCusker The city celebrated Canada Netherlands Friendship Day on the 21st anniversary of the twinning cities agreement between Burlington and Apeldoorn on the weekend with a special event at LaSalle Park Pavillion.
By: Peter Mccusker
Sakura Festival brings Japanese arts and drumming to Burlington Performing Arts Centre
By: Peter McCusker
Peter McCusker The Burlington Waterfront Sculpture Trail is open all month, and on Saturday featured a Family Fun Day, with chldren's art activities and musical entertainment at Spencer Smith Park.
Community turns out for Brant Street barbecue in support of Neal family
Classic cars and memories on display at Brant Street car show
IN Indigenous Day event brings dancers, music and fun to Central Park Bandshell
Peter McCusker A crowd gathers at the Eat Well 1978 Jamaican Jerk barbecue by Torrance of Port Credit at the Burlington Lions Hall on James St.
By: Peter McCusker
Peter McCusker Dare to Dream, a free football camp run by Excel Sports Management was held at Notre Dame High School field Saturday afternoon
By: Peter McCusker
Peter McCusker Another successful Jazz On The Plaza was staged this weekend at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre plaza.
