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 extended their losing streak to three this weekend. Article content
By: Christina Max
Come Spring families will be able to celebrate milestones and lives lost while honouring Samson’s veterans at a new Veterans Hall.
The Wetaskiwin Longhorns swept through the Dale Fisher Arena in Devon, stampeding the Devon Barons in a 6-1-win Friday night. Article content
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A local entrepreneur has been given approval to take the next step in his plans for a distillery and taproom in Wetaskiwin.
The train will arrive at 4009 50 St., in Wetaskiwin Dec. 11 at 5:45 p.m. before heading to Millet, where it will arrive at at 7 p.m.
Activities kick off this month with the second annual MBA Santa Claus Parade at 6 p.m.
By: Christina Max
Following an in camera session, Coun. Dean Billingsley asked for the matter to be tabled until Jan. 13.
Recent dustings of snow are just a sample of what’s to come in the next few months and police are advising people to be prepared.
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