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Joe McGinty

Joe McGinty

Joe McGinty is a multimedia journalist who covers local news in the Cambridge area. He is a graduate of Conestoga College and began his career as a freelance journalist at CambridgeToday before joining full time.

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Recent Work by Joe

New venue, same message for Saturday's Orange Shirt Day

New venue, same message for Saturday's Orange Shirt Day

'This is not a celebration,' say organizers of the city's third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Cambridge long term care home kicks off $14 million expansion

Cambridge long term care home kicks off $14 million expansion

Long term care in Cambridge gets massive boost from the provincial government with over $241.2 million in funding available
Artist responds after his mural was removed from Galt alley

Artist responds after his mural was removed from Galt alley

South African mural artist whose work disappeared behind a sea of green paint, hopes a new mural will be created in its place
City, CP rail pause eviction of Soper Park encampment

City, CP rail pause eviction of Soper Park encampment

'Where is your humanity, City of Cambridge?,' say advocates as they rush to help move encampment residents before bulldozers roll in and tear down makeshift shelters
School board responds to 'disturbing' accusations made by protesters

School board responds to 'disturbing' accusations made by protesters

'The school board and the college of teachers take these accusations very seriously,' said former WRDSB chair following last week's rally in Kitchener
World renowned Cambridge bear mural disappears under green paint

World renowned Cambridge bear mural disappears under green paint

'The wall where 'Kicking Up Dust' used to live is now a giant ugly, green painted wall,' said local walking tour organizer Juanita Metzger
City, police preparing to evict residents of Soper Park encampment

City, police preparing to evict residents of Soper Park encampment

'I wish we just had a space that we could go that we didn't have to worry where we were going to end up next,' said a park resident facing eviction
Cambridge's first peace pole is coming to Hespeler

Cambridge's first peace pole is coming to Hespeler

'We believe to have world peace, we need to start on the community level,' said the Cambridge Rotary Club as they get ready to install their peace pole in Hespeler
Anti-LGBTQ protest in Kitchener draws thousands from across region

Anti-LGBTQ protest in Kitchener draws thousands from across region

Cambridge public school board trustees Bill Cody and Cindy Watson release statement critical of school board for its condemnation of protest against teaching sexual orientation and gender identity in schools
Cambridge nuclear companies fight for $3 billion deal

Cambridge nuclear companies fight for $3 billion deal

Cambridge nuclear industry gets a big boost with potential $3 billion deal to help boost nuclear power in Eastern Europe