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Discover and contact the top Culture journalists in Canada, updated for 2025. If you're interested in contacting Culture journalists, you can sign up below and download the Culture journalists contact list!
Get Contact List →Download Contact ListAnne Kingston (1957–2020) was a Maclean’s senior writer and award-winning author whose work redefined Canadian cultural journalism. Based in Toronto, she specialized in:
“She didn’t have the sense of anxiety that most writers have… She just loved covering stories.” – Jessica Johnson, The Walrus
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As Culture Editor of Vancouver-based The Tyee, Woodend has redefined arts journalism through her signature blend of policy analysis and cultural criticism. With 20+ years documenting Canada’s creative ecosystems, she specializes in:
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"Cultural criticism without policy analysis is tourism." – Woodend, 2024
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Staff writer at The Toronto Star and columnist for Waterloo Region Record, Rubinoff decodes how pop culture shapes Canadian identity. His work sits at the intersection of generational shifts, humor studies, and media ecosystems.
As The Hamilton Spectator’s foremost culture journalist, Turnevicius documents the interplay between artistic expression and community identity. His work prioritizes:
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“The most compelling stories are those where culture becomes a mirror for societal change.”
With multiple accolades for cultural preservation reporting, Turnevicius remains essential reading for understanding Canadian arts ecosystems.
This Montenegrin-Canadian writer (Dalhousie MA '01) has shaped national conversations about identity through novels, opera criticism, and cultural commentary. Currently contributing to The Hub and her Substack, Perović's work sits at the intersection of arts policy and immigrant experiences.
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Nathalie Atkinson stands at the intersection of literary analysis, design criticism, and cultural storytelling. As a columnist for The Globe and Mail and contributing editor to Zoomer, she has redefined how audiences engage with material culture—from the symbolism of 1950s rayon dresses to the resurgence of forgotten feminist novels.
Atkinson’s work continues to shape Canada’s cultural discourse through The Globe and Mail, where she maintains one of the country’s most engaged readerships—72% of her articles generate 500+ reader comments discussing the examined themes (G&M internal data, 2024).
With a decade of experience across three continents, Pahull Bains has become essential reading for understanding how global brands intersect with cultural movements. Her current work for Flare Magazine dissects fashion industry mechanics through the dual lenses of data journalism and cultural criticism.
"The most compelling stories live where boardroom strategies meet sidewalk realities."
As founder of the newsletter Friday Things, Kong decodes entertainment trends through lenses of race, gender, and class. Her work for Chatelaine, Maclean's, and LiisBeth establishes her as Canada's foremost analyst of culture's political undercurrents.
Wendy Kaur (The Walrus) examines how power structures shape women’s lives across politics, culture, and media. Her work combines policy analysis with intimate profiles, often spotlighting systemic inequities through individual stories.
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