George Myrer is a journalist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, focusing on local sports news for the SaltWire Network. With a passion for hockey and other sports, George covers a wide range of stories, from local youth athletes making national teams to championship events and tournaments in the Nova Scotia area.
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George's local coverage focuses primarily on sports events, especially hockey and curling. He also covers significant achievements of local athletes in various sports championships. Based on this, George is likely to be interested in updates and news related to local sporting events, including player performances and team developments.
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Ty Doucette turned heads with a standout freshman season at Rutgers University last season.
The addition of Truro native Karlee Burgess to Team Keri Einarson sent shock waves through the curling world on Friday.Team Einarson made the announcement on Friday that Shannon Birchard will miss the remainder of the season with an injury to her sliding knee and will be replaced by Burgess.
Ty Doucette turned heads with a standout freshman season at Rutgers University last season.
By: George Myrer
More than 5,000 CUPE school staff support workers are urging Brendan Maguire, Nova Scotia's new Minister for Education and Early Childhood Development, to return to the bargaining table.
By: George Myrer
Four people, including three children, were hospitalized after a house fire in Lower Sackville early Saturday morning.
By: George Myrer
Two months ago, skips Christina Black and Owen Purcell joined forces to capture the Canadian mixed curling championships and they both want another chance to play on the national stage.The Halifax Curling Club skips will have the opportunity to return to the national scene with a successful run at the Ocean Contractors Limited provincial championships being held Jan. 14-19 at their home club.
A six year old girl was killed in an early Saturday morning fire in Lower Sackville. Three other residents of the home were hospitalized.
By: George Myrer
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster has announced three new ocean innovation projects, two of which will be led by Halifax-based Marine Thinking.
Owen Purcell is finally going to the Brier, while Christina Black is set to make her third trip as a skip to the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
By: George Myrer
Fred Tilley, Nova Scotia's Minister of Public Works, announced on Tuesday over $500 million on a five-year highway improvement plan.
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