Cam Tait is a Digital Content Editor at various publications including Edmonton Examiner and Edmonton Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on automotive interests, sports, health and wellness, and cultural movements, often intersecting themes of consumer health and competitive sports. Cam's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the National Hockey League (NHL) and Winnipeg Sun.
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Cam Tait's coverage heavily focuses on the automotive industry, particularly car models, sales, and spotting. He seems to be inclined towards promotional deals and reviews related to automobiles. Therefore, if you have new car models or promotions in the automotive sector that are relevant to Edmonton or Canada as a whole, Cam Tait could be interested in covering them.
Given his focus on local content for Edmonton and Canada at large, pitches should reflect this geographic focus when reaching out with information about local dealerships, events or promotions happening specifically within these areas.
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Close to new RS5 money, but at least this twin-turbo V6 estate has the right badge on it
Under the transition to ADAP, they stand to lose $400 per month. It means less food. Fewer medications. A life stripped of basic dignity.
Gumpert Apollo and Apollo Intensa Emozione , Sam thought it best to wax lyrical about the 400-plus-mile range of the CLA Shooting Brake and how infrequently he's been charging it.
Ferrari wants to break new ground with the Luce; Lamborghini's CEO just wants to keep selling the dream
The red tape and bureaucratic hoops people will have to navigate with this new scheme are cruel and unjust.
... plus £30k Porsche Cayman alternatives and car features you can't live without
Two superbly spec'd V10s and a rare JDM rally icon cap off a mega month of May on auctions
By: Cam Tait
Four questions. Zero answers. Not even a glancing attempt.
... and car designs you once hated but now love
By: Cam Tait
Bruce Johnston wrote Alberta's switch from AISH to ADAP — smaller cheques, harder job-seeking demands — pushed him to the breaking point.
