Ian Gustafson is a local journalist based in Red Deer, Alberta. He writes for the Black Press Group Ltd., with his work also appearing in publications such as Sylvan Lake News Ltd, Pipestone Flyer, and Stettler Independent. Ian's articles cover a range of local topics, including sports, community events, and news stories impacting the Red Deer area.
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Ian Gustafson’s coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and teams, especially hockey-related content. If you are looking to pitch to him, consider providing updates or insights related to local hockey tournaments, team performances, and upcoming championships in the Red Deer area.
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It's the goal that everyone wants to score but only one gets the privilege of doing so.
Red Deer postal workers are angry and upset after being forced to return to work on Tuesday.For the first time...
The Blackfalds Bulldogs announced on Tuesday that owner Doug Quinn has resigned as head coach of the team.
Christmas came early for the Swift Current Broncos.
The U15 AAA Red Deer Rebels will host the upcoming Hockey Alberta Provincial Championship in the new year.
Football Alberta announced the final rosters for the upcoming 34th annual Football Alberta Senior Bowl and five central Albertans made the cut.
By: Sheldon Spackman
An Innisfail man is facing multiple charges after an alleged stabbing incident that occurred at a Red Deer bus...
Whitecourt, AB, Canada / XM 105 Dec 20, 2024 | 1:57 PM Faust RCMP have arrested a man after he allegedly fled from a traffic stop last month.
The Alberta RCMP is alerting the public of poor driving conditions on the QEII Highway between Red Deer and Leduc.
By: Ian Gustafson
As the old saying goes, a good leader knows when it's time to step down.
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