Steve Burgess

Writer

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Preston's Summary

Steve Burgess is a writer at various publications including Baking & Snack International, BCBusiness, and The Toronto Star. He covers a range of topics such as government and politics, energy and mining, and regional interest, often focusing on elections, public policy, and the environmental impacts of mining operations. Steve's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Tyee, The Scotsman, and 24Hip-Hop.

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Geo Focus

Vancouver, Canada (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Opinion: 56 %
Informative: 36 %
Interviews Q&as: 3 %
Reviews: 1 %
Events: 1 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Public Policy
  • Minerals & Metals
  • Mining Environmental Impact
  • Mining Operations
  • Oil & Gas

Pitching Insights

Steve Burgess primarily covers opinion editorials, with a focus on government and politics. His articles often address current events in Canadian politics as well as pop culture. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering insightful commentary or analysis on trending political topics within Canada. Additionally, pitches related to emerging trends in Canadian media and popular culture may also resonate with his coverage focus.

Given the prevalence of "Please Advise!" in his article titles, it seems that Steve's content leans towards providing advice or commentary on various topics rather than straightforward news reporting. This could be an important consideration when crafting your pitch for him.

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