Herb Zurkowsky is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He covers a wide range of topics related to sports, including competitive and professional sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a keen focus on both individual and team sports. Herb's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Belleville Intelligencer, Calgary Herald, and National Post.
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Herb Zurkowsky focuses on the coverage of local sports, particularly hockey with a specific focus on the Canadiens and Alouettes. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to these teams.
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By: Herb Zurkowsky
While Laval native was reluctant to uproot his family, "it's really hard to get a job in the NHL."
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Defensive co-ordinator Noel Thorpe strives to raise standards and reduce number of missed tackles when Als face Elks.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
As Ava, 23, battles debilitating MALS, tight-knit football community rallies to raise funds for life-saving surgery.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Puts 13-0 regular-season record on line Saturday against former mentor Cody Fajardo in Edmonton.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
After a nearly flawless first half, Als succumb to miscues in overtime road loss to Elks.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Beauchemin had five defensive tackles, one knockdown and an additional special-teams tackle vs. the Elks.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Alouettes linebacker could be working in the industry now, but a 10th CFL season might be on horizon in 2027.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Tailback Stevie Scott III tantalized Alouettes fans last season with a brief glimpse of what was possible. Dressing for 10 games after spending most of his 2024 roo…
By: Herb Zurkowsky
Montreal's defence remains a concern after another third-quarter meltdown.
By: Herb Zurkowsky
In his first CFL start, David Perales knocks down a pass on third down with 25 second left in the game.
