Chris McGarry is a journalist based in Lac La Biche, Alberta, with a focus on local news and community events. With contributions to various publications such as Mountain View Today, St. Paul Journal, and St. Albert Gazette, Chris covers a range of topics including sports, politics, healthcare, and cultural events happening in the region.
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Lac La Biche, Canada (Local)
Chris McGarry's journalistic focus seems to center around local news in the Lac La Biche area, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or access related to local events, community initiatives such as transitional housing or cultural celebrations, and issues impacting the region such as healthcare service closures. Additionally, if your expertise lies within areas like winter activities or regional government announcements pertaining to energy targets and homelessness, this may also be of interest to Chris.
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By: Chris Mcgarry
Community event links local groups with residents in Lac La Biche
The event took place on Aug. 28 at the Craigend Community Centre. CRAIGEND - Community barbecue events are a popular attraction during the summer months.
By: Chris McGarry
Students return to Plamondon school after being forced from building in April by water flooding
By: Chris Mcgarry
Celebrating 100 years of church history on Venice near Lac La Biche
Fat Unicorn Tap and Grill, Pasture + Market, and Oslo's Eatery and Lounge received the top spots.
By: Rob McKinley, Chris McGarry
Beach-goers across the Lakeland are fired-up for late season heatwave, but fire officials urge caution
What happens if one lands?
By: Chris McGarry
Cold Lake teach and Art Smith Academy assistant principal is new NLPS Outreach principal
The world's first UFO landing pad built in St. Paul, Alberta in 1967 continues to be a tourist draw.
By: Chris Mcgarry
The world’s first UFO landing pad built in St. Paul, Alberta in 1967 continues to be a tourist draw.
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