Joe McGinty is a reporter with the Waterloo Region Record. He focuses on themes of climate change, environmental issues, and water management, alongside real estate and sports coverage. Joe's work has been featured in various publications including The Trillium, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Toronto Star.
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Joe McGinty's coverage is largely focused on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and family & relationships. He frequently covers events and announcements related to the Cambridge area in Canada. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local political decisions, community events or issues such as pedestrian safety and accessibility within Cambridge. Additionally, offering personal stories related to local crime or family-related matters may also be of interest based on his coverage themes.
Given Joe's focus on local news and community-specific topics, pitches should center around the unique aspects of life in Cambridge while being mindful of the specific social and political context relevant to this region in Canada.
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The Cambridge Scottish Festival has been abruptly cancelled, nine days before it was scheduled to take place. This year’s event would have been the festival’s 50th anniversary.
By: Joe Mcginty
Evan Morrison was taken with the 297 pick in the 10th round of the draft after an award winning season playing Division II baseball in Michigan
By: Joe Mcginty
Waterloo Region just recorded one of the hottest days ever while Ontario saw the highest demand for electricity.
By: Joe Mcginty
Environment Canada warns that current smoke conditions are dangerous to everyone, regardless of health status
By: Joe Mcginty
No plans to slow down summer festivals amid “high risk” air quality warnings from Environment Canada
By: Joe Mcginty
Outdoor pools closed and fire ban remains in effect for much of Waterloo Region
By: Joe Mcginty
Wildfires burning throughout northern Ontario won’t impact summer festivals in Waterloo Region
By: Joe Mcginty
Health officials recommend postponing outdoor activities as heat and smoke create hazardous conditions.
By: Joe Mcginty, Jeff Outhit
A partnership between the region and a group of contractors has turned sour, resulting in a $110-million lawsuit.
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