Chris McGarry is a journalist at various publications, including JD Supra and Alberta Prime Times. He specializes in sports journalism, covering both individual and team sports, while also exploring themes related to agriculture, food production, and event management. Chris's work has been featured in several notable outlets, including the St. Albert Gazette and the Rocky Mountain Outlook.
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Lac La Biche, Canada (Local)
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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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Highway 663 is currently closed between 9 Street in Hylo and Range Road 155.
By: Chris Mcgarry
OPINION: Referendum raises questions about Alberta's role in Confederation
The mud bogs have been an annual tradition in the Lac La Biche County community since 1978.
By: Chris McGarry
Throughout the summer months, people can take part in the Summer Reading Program, and do arts and crafts.
By: Chris Mcgarry
The firefighters learned skills inside a 'burn building.'
By: Chris McGarry
Kane played in front of a sold-out audience for the show at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park.
Volunteers play a pivotal role in the organization, helping with fundraising, organizing events, and also sit as board members.
By: Chris McGarry
The Road to Hope Cancer Support Foundation hosted its third annual Spring Scramble on June 25.
Returning to her Lac La Biche roots
Oakley Brownlie, who trains with Northern Beat Dance Academy in Lac La Biche, was recently accepted into the Alberta Ballet School.
