Hal Anderson is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Canada. He writes for the Winnipeg Sun, covering local news and events. His articles often touch on a variety of topics, including current events, food, lifestyle, and community issues.
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Hal Anderson's articles primarily focus on local news and lifestyle in Winnipeg, Canada. With a strong emphasis on house & home, food & beverage, as well as entertainment news, Hal would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics within the local context of Winnipeg.
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By: Hal Anderson
It's been a great year for film production. Lynne Skromeda, CEO of Manitoba Film & Music, says about $400 million has been spent in 2024.
Canada's Egg Farmers have done it again. With the help of chefs across the country, a new batch of great recipes has gone up at Eggs.ca.
Winnipeggers are quick to complain if they don't think the city is doing a good job of snow clearing.
7-Eleven Canada has expanded its licensed restaurant program to Winnipeg. Read more.
By: Hal Anderson
I'm all for a safer Perimeter Highway, but it's coming at a cost for several nurseries near the new interchange at St. Mary's. Read more.
Rock legend Alice Cooper is the latest big name to partner with a non-alcoholic drink.
I had a wide-ranging conversation this week with former Manitoba premier Gary Doer, but much of our time together focused on health care.
Another year of food festivals is about to get going in Winnipeg. Fried Chicken Fest begins on Wednesday with a few dozen entries.
By: Hal Anderson
The Sutherland Hotel on Main is now just an ugly pile of rubble and to make it worse, the historic building was just sold to a developer.
After almost three decades, Pony Corral Grant Park is closing later this month. Owner Peter Ginakes says he didn't want to do it. Read on.
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