Bruce Dowbiggin is a journalist based in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. He primarily focuses on local news and events, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, and pop culture. His work has been featured in Todayville and Troy Media Digital Solutions.
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Red Deer, Canada (Local)
Bruce Dowbiggin's work demonstrates a strong focus on expert commentary and opinion editorial pieces, particularly in the areas of sports, culture & society, as well as legal policy regulation. His coverage is primarily local to Canada, with specific attention to Alberta and Red Deer.
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Lather. Rinse. Repeat. The cycle of Québec’s byzantine language politics continues. Nothing seems to change. The culture authoritarians propose. The anglos protest. More people make the decision to…
When we came to Calgary in 1999, in addition to working for the Calgary Herald, we also worked at The Fan 960. At the time it was led by our irrepressible friend Mike Richards along with Rob Kerr, Pat Steinberg, Ryan Pinder and the late Joe Fan (among others). When Mike headed off to Toronto he was replaced by Dean “Boomer” Moberg in the morning.
For many Canadians the past month has witnessed the demise of two venerable broadcasting brands in the nation. First, they saw what could be the final CBC Sports-led production of a Summer Olympics. The drama and surprises of the recent Paris Games for Canada were a reminder of the many seminal moments in CBC's history with the Olympics.
By: Bruce Dowbiggin
“Some say the pinnacle of success is when you lose interest in money, compliments and publicity.” Todd Snider
By: Bruce Dowbiggin
“Some say the pinnacle of success is when you lose interest in money, compliments and publicity.” Todd Snider If you believe the recent Democratic Party convention this is the best time in history …
They're all regrettable, but none more so than Trudeau's heel turn on “mass graves” at residential schools that he turned into a genocidal screed against Canada at the UN. This revolting performance, replete with Trudeau carrying a teddy bear into an alleged murder scene in BC, may be the greatest disgrace ever perpetrated in the name of a Canadian prime minister.
The tragic death of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew in a car/ bike accident last Thursday in New Jersey was sad beyond words. The pair, riding home from a rehearsal dinner for their sister's wedding the next day, were killed by a drunk driver who'd passed on the right side of a vehicle ahead. Words fail.
If you feel you're lost in the No-Fun House these days you're not alone. We already noted the disquieting sequence of events this summer, “ Since
In sports it's well-known that if you're complaining about refereeing you must have lost. Judging by the tsunami of criticism launched by Republicans at ABC News's moderators after Tuesday night's presidential debate it would tell you that Donald Trump lost his first— and likely only—debate with Kamala Harris.
Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the mouth.- Mike Tyson Okay, maybe it's not exactly funereal, but the sad music is playing for the Toronto Blue Jays 2018 Master Plan.
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