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John McDonald

City Hall Reporter

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everythingthe.com, OUTSFL, Waukesha Freeman Newspaper, BLOX Digital

Preston's Summary

John McDonald is a City Hall Reporter at iNFOnews.ca. With a diverse background in journalism, he has covered various themes including arts and entertainment, culture, and educational policy, bringing a unique perspective to civic issues. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Times Union, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Nikkei Asia.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 54 %
Opinion: 26 %
Data Driven: 6 %
Events: 6 %
Interviews Q&as: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Buddhism
  • Christianity
  • Religious Art
  • Art Dealing
  • Fine Art
  • Cultural Movements
  • Film Industry
  • Educational Policy

Pitching Insights

John McDonald's coverage focuses on local entertainment news, culture & society, and lifestyle topics in Kelowna, Canada. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as film reviews, local events, and community issues.

Given his focus on evolving stories and government announcements in the local area, he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing cultural or societal developments within Kelowna. Pitches could include human-interest stories about local artists or art exhibitions taking place in the area.

As John’s geographic focus is specific to Kelowna and surrounding areas in Canada like Barriere, relevant pitches should consider how they tie into these locations for maximum impact. For example, if pitching an event or story from New York City it would need to have a strong connection or impact on the people of Kelowna specifically.

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Articles

Laura Matthews: The Path to Nature...

Laura Matthews: The Path to Nature...

By: John McDonald

I wrote this small catalogue essay for Laura Matthews recently, and the positive response - to the piece and the show - has encouraged me to post it.

Palestine 36

Palestine 36

By: John McDonald

It would be so much simpler not to write about Palestine 36, but as I seem to specialise in cultural artefacts in which ‘fools rush in where angels fear to tread,’ here goes.

Silenced & Cancelled

Silenced & Cancelled

By: John McDonald

It says something about the state of our culture that feature-length documentaries called Silenced and Cancelled should be released within weeks of each other.

Robert Klippel: The Reflection Pool Sculptures

Robert Klippel: The Reflection Pool Sculptures

By: John McDonald

This essay was written for Harding family who spent years amassing a great collection of Australian art, including the most extensive holdings of work by Robert Klippel, David Rankin, John Firth-Smith and Ian Bettinson, as well as pieces by celebrated Indigenous artists such as Sally Gabori.

The Social Reckoning

The Social Reckoning

By: John McDonald

This week a judge in New Mexico ordered Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta to pay a civil penalty of US$25 billion for intentionally misleading the public about Facebook’s privacy policies.

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