Cam Tait is a columnist and blogger with a focus on local news and events in Canada, specifically in Edmonton. He writes for publications such as PistonHeads and the Winnipeg Sun, and his work has also been featured in the Edmonton Sun and Todayville. Cam's articles cover a range of topics including car reviews, sports stories, and community events.
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Remember when the world's dullest car became a 161mph, V6-powered rep rocket?
By: Cam Tait
Long-time Edmonton sports writer Cam Tait provides eight thoughts on Edmonton's tough loss to Columbus on Monday that included the loss of their captain Connor McDavid to a lower-body injury
Orders open for 300hp, 1,136kg electrified classic ahead of its Las Vegas debut next week
Hold onto that monocle: the 700 Blue Sky gets a glossy carbon bodykit - and a 753,000 euro price tag
Back in 2017, the World Rally Championship underwent a drastic overhaul that'd see cars develop more power, sprout bigger wings and gain trick active
The idea of a two-seat hot Mini seemed ridiculous. Oh how the original GP proved us wrong
The idea of a two-seat hot Mini seemed ridiculous. Oh how the original GP proved us wrong
Motorsport season is on the home stretch and, in a year like this one, that means we're for a gloves-off couple of months.
The R35 isn't sold in Britain anymore; good thing Litchfield sent it off in style with a 1,000hp parting gift
By: Cam Tait
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