Bernard Lansbergen is a local journalist based in Thorold, Canada. He writes for The Voice of Pelham and his work has also been featured in publications such as BayToday.ca, MidlandToday, and Orillia Today. Bernard covers a range of topics including community events, local history, sports, and social issues affecting the Thorold area.
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Bernard's coverage is primarily focused on local events and government announcements within Thorold, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics such as sports, entertainment news, house & home-related features, and family & relationships. Given the diverse nature of his coverage, he may be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives that align with these themes.
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- Local businesses organizing neighborhood sports events
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A special plaque was unveiled at the Allanburg Bridge; 'The canal put Thorold on the map'
The City of Thorold is hosting free public skates over the holiday season
By: Bernard Lansbergen
A traffic study on the intersection of Pine St. and Sullivan Ave. is being considered, but some councillors urge immediate action; 'I don't want to see anybody getting hurt'
By: Bernard Lansbergen
Some councillors urge immediate action; 'I don't want to see anybody getting hurt'
The project's price tag has increased from $7M to almost $12M; 'It's gone quite a bit too far'
The event is happening at Foodland on Pine Street on Saturday, Dec. 14 and Sunday, Dec. 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Council torn whether or not to keep pursuing the extension of Upper's Lane; 'It's not likely they're going to agree anytime soon'
By: Bernard Lansbergen
The group raised 650 pounds of food, winter clothing and a cash donation of $4,380
By: Bernard Lansbergen
The group also raised $2555 in cash donations It was a Christmas weekend to remember!
The project's price tag has increased from $7M to almost $12M; 'It's gone quite a bit too far'
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