Christina Max is an author and journalist based in Wetaskiwin, Alberta. She writes for various local newspapers, including the Fairview Post, Peace Country Sun, Leduc Representative, and more. Her articles cover a range of topics, including local sports, climate change, community events, and social issues.
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Christina Max primarily covers local events, with a focus on sports and community-related topics in Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Her coverage includes government announcements and evolving stories.
Given the emphasis on sports and community events, pitches to Christina could include human interest stories related to the local sports scene or impactful community initiatives. Additionally, she may be interested in news related to city council decisions or updates about ongoing community projects.
Since her geographic focus is local (Canada, Alberta, Wetaskiwin), sources who have direct involvement or expertise in these areas would likely capture her attention. This could include individuals involved in local government initiatives, event organizers within the specified region, or those deeply rooted within the covered communities.
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The Wetaskiwin Icemen were a little complacent when they hit the road last week to take on the Beverly Warriors in a mid-week game last Wednesday.
The Wetaskiwin Longhorns lost their second game of the season when they took on the NCHL's 2024 Champion Lacombe Generals Saturday night.
Wetaskiwin RCMP members conducting patrol in Millet came across a fire at the Millet Spray Park Oct. 20. Article content
Article content At around 7 p.m., the Millet Fire Dept. and RCMP were called out after an 81-year-old woman lost control of her vehicle in
Wetaskiwin and District Association for Community Service's 48 th Pumpkin Ball saw the highest bid ever on one of the creatively decorated pumpkins.
Local NASCAR racers were celebrated at Edmonton International Raceway in Wetaskiwin's season-ending awards banquet Oct. 19.
Last week, the drivers of Alberta's economy were celebrated during Small Business Week. Article content
A group of Millet residents, businesses and organizations were honoured for what they do to make the community better. Article content
Tomorrow (Thursday) is the scariest, trickiest night of the year. Article content
Article content Article content At the Oct. 23 regular Town Council meeting, Administration presented Council with additional
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