Eric Westhaver is a reporter with The Reminder in Flin Flon, Man. With a diverse background in print media, documentaries, online reporting, radio, and TV news, Eric focuses on themes such as sports, health and wellness, and architecture, eager to share the stories and history of the north. He has been featured in the Estevan Mercury, Flin Flon Reminder, and CBC.
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Eric's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, specifically hockey, and community events in the Flin Flon area. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sporting events such as games or tournaments involving the Flin Flon Bombers. Additionally, he may also welcome news about community events and initiatives within the region.
For those looking to reach out to Eric with relevant stories or ideas for coverage, it would be beneficial to keep a strong emphasis on local sports happenings and noteworthy community events taking place in and around the Flin Flon area.
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By: Eric Westhaver
Team breaks 33-year-long drought with SJHL title, headed to national junior A championship
Two northern Manitoba hospitals have been listed as possible measles exposure sites. They are the first two possible exposure sites to be in northern Manitoba since the infection began recirculating in the province in 2024.
Health region, nurses' union set to meet to discuss emergency: Northern Health Region
Manitoba city has been without indoor swimming site since 2020
Some expected to open May 22, others May 29; more delays possible
New albums and songs born after wildfire disaster last spring
By: Eric Westhaver
More than 33,000 northern Manitobans were forced to flee last summer
Local leaders welcome new program, hope for positive community change
By: Eric Westhaver
With no all-weather road, northern Manitoba community relies on train for food, transport, supplies
Northern Manitoba's longest-running annual drag tradition continued in Flin Flon last weekend. The event made a comeback after last year's fire evacuations.
