Erik Bay is a digital journalist at Global Edmonton. With a focus on themes of religion and spirituality, Erik has reported on significant events such as the Coutts border blockade and its aftermath, while also covering local sports like the Western Hockey League's Lethbridge Hurricanes. He has been featured in 91.5 The Beat, Global News, and Magic106.1.
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Erik Bay's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Lethbridge, Alberta, and occasionally covers events in Saskatchewan. His articles often include government announcements and event coverage related to crime, sports, culture & society, family & relationships, as well as human resources & employment.
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Alberta's government says it's waiting to see what Ottawa decides when it comes to restricting youth access to social media.
The Mikisew Cree First Nation is taking Alberta and Ottawa to court.
The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has spent years digging in provincial archives, looking for death records of children from the time a residential school operated on the nation.
By: Karen Bartko
Businesses and economists say the proposed Alberta separatism referendum question is creating uncertainty that could hurt investment in the province.
By: Erik Bay, Karen Bartko
Drivers in Edmonton could soon be paying to park in more locations, if a proposal headed to the city's urban planning committee moves forward as part of upcoming budget discussions.
In a letter to parents, one school's principal writes the division made the change 'amid a complex global landscape of evolving political, economic and public health challenges.'
By: Erik Bay, Heather Yourex-West, Ken Macgillivray
While the Alberta government claims its new "dual practice" health care model will reduce wait times for some surgeries, critics say missing details mean that might not be true.
By: Erik Bay, Ken MacGillivray
The mayor of Lethbridge, Alta., says he is “ecstatic” that the provincial government has decided to halt its new procurement strategy for integrated fire and EMS operators.
Anglers at a popular central Alberta lake are reporting an unwelcome catch, as officials confirm the presence of an invasive fish species in Sylvan Lake
By: Erik Bay, Ken Macgillivray
The City of Edmonton is changing gears on its plan to remove a large section of on-street parking along 50 Street to allow for the installation of bike lanes.
