Writer, Journalist, And Documentary Filmmaker
Michael Harris is a writer, journalist, and documentary filmmaker. His work spans various topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and cultural movements, with a focus on both Canadian and U.S. perspectives. Michael's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as The Globe and Mail, PopCrush, and The Tyee.
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Michael Harris' coverage primarily focuses on local Canadian politics and government policies, with a significant emphasis on opinions, legal policy regulation, and data citations. He is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on current political developments within Canada, especially those related to legal regulations or government announcements.
Given the focus of his articles, contributing sources should have expertise in Canadian politics and governance. They should bring unique insights into policy decisions or have access to relevant data that supports their perspectives.
Since Michael's geographic focus is local (Canada), he would likely appreciate pitches that directly relate to Canadian political issues rather than international ones.
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By: Michael Harris
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By: Michael Harris
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By: Michael Harris
Assigning Grades for the Mavericks in their 128-110 loss at the Houston Rockets
By: Michael Harris
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By: Michael Harris
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By: Michael Harris
Sasser’s debut as a Maverick was unexpectedly impressive and makes a case for more playing time
By: Michael Harris
My celly and I stood phlegmatically in our cell window watching ambulances come and go—casually disrupting the compound's normal operations. One after another, we heard the officers' radios erupt with “Code White” in some part of the prison that was far and unseen, but closely felt. The location of my cell window gave us a press-box view of the patients disguised as inmates being carted out on stretchers.
