David Song is a journalist based in Whistler, British Columbia, focusing on local news and events. He writes for Pique Newsmagazine and his work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Sports, Anchorage Daily News, Squamish Chief, Forex, and City Index. David's articles cover a range of topics including sports, arts and culture, community events, and outdoor activities in the Whistler area.
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Whistler, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
David Song's coverage primarily focuses on local events, winter sports, art, and the Youth Olympics. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events in Whwhistler or British Columbia, particularly those involving winter sports competitions or artistic endeavors.
Given his focus on event coverage within a specific geographic area, he may be open to receiving press releases about upcoming local events such as ski and snowboard festivals, art exhibitions, or youth athletic competitions.
If you have insights into emerging talents or unique developments in the local arts scene or winter sports community in Whistler and its vicinity of British Columbia that could provide an interesting angle for David’s reporting.
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By: Isla O Connor
Sebastien Harrisson, Arleigh Kemp take silver in U15 category
Jakob Jewett defends title; Jenna Hastings on top for the women
2024 Garbanzo DH elite medallists, left to right: Emmy Lan, Ryan Gilchrist, Georgia Astle, Richie Rude, Martha Gill and Matt Walker. Photo by David Song
By: Ryan Gilchrist, Matt Walker, David Song, Clint Trahan
The King of Crankworx throne is never easy to assume, but Gilchrist has bolstered his lead in the standings with 886 points to date. His closest foe, incumbent King Tuhoto-Ariki Pene, wound up 12th after an uncharacteristic struggle on Garbanzo and is stuck at 756 points for the moment. Jackson Frew's eighth-place result also failed to move him up the leaderboard, and he stays in third with 685 points.
Silver to Amy Morrison, Georgia Astle collects bronze
2024 Crankworx Whistler Air DH medallists, left to right: Jackson Frew, Amy Morrison, Jill Kintner, Ryan Gilchrist, Georgia Astle and Richie Rude. Photo by Clint Trahan
By: David Song
The fan-favourite event took place in Skiers' Plaza for the first time
Squamish's Ducrot earned $5,000 in prize money at Whistler Olympic Plaza
Share via Text Message Jackson Frew outruns Eddie Reynolds at the 2024 Crankworx Whistler dual slalom. Photo by Clint Trahan
By: Erice Van Leuven, David Song
2024 Crankworx Whistler dual slalom medallists, left to right: Ella Connolly, Brady Stone, Martha Gill, Jackson Frew, Erice van Leuven and Nikolas Nestoroff. Photo by Clint Trahan
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