Chris Dawson is an editor and co-founder of ChannelX.world, a digital media platform. With a focus on local news in Canada, Chris writes for various publications including BayToday.ca, MidlandToday, Orillia Today, and TimminsToday. His work has also been featured in The Lancet, Northern Ontario Business, Northern Life, ElliotLakeToday.com, and SooToday.
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Chris Dawson's articles cover local events, with a focus on sports and community-related topics. He has covered stories about Santa tracking, local sports achievements, home rental scams, and community issues. If you have insights or stories related to these topics in the Canadian context, Chris is likely to be interested in your pitch.
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Barons improve to 3-0. The Algonquin Barons improved to 3-0 on the season with a 32-16 win over the St. Joseph-Scollard Hall Bears in NDA senior varsity football action at Cundari Field
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