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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

Conestoga's own staff critical of international student recruitment policies

Conestoga's own staff critical of international student recruitment policies

Monetization of students, rather than the success of students and communities has led college down a dark path, says Conestoga journalism prof
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Nearly 13,000 people in Cambridge are without a family doctor on Doctor's Day

Nearly 13,000 people in Cambridge are without a family doctor on Doctor's Day

The city needs an estimated 11 more family physicians to be in line with the provincial startard
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Rooming houses likely here to stay, say landlord and tenant advocates

Rooming houses likely here to stay, say landlord and tenant advocates

Rooming houses have become popular in Cambridge as the search for affordable housing becomes increasingly difficult
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ICYMI: Cambridge teen follows in fallen WW1 vet's footsteps and travels to Vimy Ridge

ICYMI: Cambridge teen follows in fallen WW1 vet's footsteps and travels to Vimy Ridge

In his report on the fallen soldier, the Cambridge teen found out he had a lot more in common with the soldier than he had originally thought
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Cambridge teen follows in fallen WW1 vet's footsteps and travels to Vimy Ridge

Cambridge teen follows in fallen WW1 vet's footsteps and travels to Vimy Ridge

In his report on the fallen soldier, the Cambridge teen found out he had a lot more in common with the soldier than he had originally thought
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ICYMI: Cambridge tiffin services meet need of growing South Asian population

ICYMI: Cambridge tiffin services meet need of growing South Asian population

'It's a taste of home,' says owner of Cambridge tiffin service offering weekly pre-made meals consisting of traditional Indian cuisine
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Housing experts say Cambridge councillors need to get on the same page

Housing experts say Cambridge councillors need to get on the same page

With Cambridge behind on its yearly housing targets, local MPPs urge council to think outside the box
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Local demand for in school nutrition programs far exceeds funding, say support organizations

Local demand for in school nutrition programs far exceeds funding, say support organizations

Nutrition for Learning estimates they need six times its budget to feed hungry children in Waterloo region
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Cambridge tiffin services meet need of growing South Asian population

Cambridge tiffin services meet need of growing South Asian population

'It's a taste of home,' says owner of Cambridge tiffin service offering weekly pre-made meals consisting of traditional Indian cuisine
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The Nook Cookhouse gives diners a chance to eat in complete darkness

The Nook Cookhouse gives diners a chance to eat in complete darkness

Put on a blindfold and turn off the lights, a Cambridge restaurant is cooking up a new and exciting experience for foodies in the region
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