Curtis Galbraith is a journalist based in Grande Prairie, Alberta. He writes for EverythingGP and his work has also appeared in CHAT News Today. Curtis covers a range of local news topics, including sports, community events, weather warnings, and important regional updates.
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Curtis Galbraith's focus is largely local, with a concentration on sports events, government announcements, and to some extent agriculture. Given this emphasis, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as sports competitions or agricultural fairs in the Alberta area.
Given Curtis's coverage of government announcements and infrastructure developments like highway twinning projects, he might also be receptive to stories about local governance issues or community development initiatives within his geographic scope.
As for crime-related topics covered by Curtis, it appears that these are less prevalent but still present in his reporting. Pitches pertaining to significant criminal incidents or updates relevant to Grande Prairie and the surrounding areas could potentially resonate with him.
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By: Curtis Galbraith
Alberta Health Services says there will not be a doctor in the emergency department at the Beaverlodge Municipal Hospital from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, September 13.
By: Curtis Galbraith
The Storm start the regular season Friday with a home game against Whitecourt. Face-off at 7:00 p.m. at the Bonnetts Energy Centre.
The Grande Prairie Legion will be hosting its First Responders Appreciation Day Saturday.
By: Curtis Galbraith
Grande Prairie RCMP are looking for the suspect in an assault with a weapon that happened early this morning.
The Grande Prairie storm will play their second game of the Alberta Junior Hockey League season in Whitecourt Saturday night.
The Grande Prairie Storm dropped a 3-2 decision in a shootout to the Wolverines Saturday night in Whitecourt.
The Grande Prairie Sirens are the Division 2 women's champions in the Edmonton Rugby Union.
Kayla Skrlik's team made it as far as the semi-finals at the Shorty Jenkins Classic played in Oakville, Ontario.
By: Curtis Galbraith
The September 10 crop report from Alberta Agriculture says 36.8 per cent of the crop in the Peace had been harvested as of that date.
A Dangerous Person Alert remains in place for the Mayerthorpe and Lac Ste. Anne County areas.
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