James Foster is a newscaster at various media outlets, specializing in overnight news coverage from Montreal. He reports on a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, elections, government, and public policy, often focusing on the intersection of sports and politics. James has been featured in numerous publications such as Forbes, The Daily Observer, and Yardbarker.
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James Foster focuses on transportation and logistics, with a significant emphasis on electric vehicles (EV) and clean energy. His articles largely revolve around private sector announcements, press releases, and event coverage within the EV industry.
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Keldric Faulk declared for the 2026 NFL Draft this week. James Foster breaks down his game in-depth.
From BYD to GWM, we investigate the increasing number of Chinese car brands on New Zealand roads. It was the 1980s – the days of big hair and big shoulder pads.
By: James Foster, Abe Frato
Rabbi Scott (Shlomo) Elkan formerly held events at Chabad House.
Wide Left draft analyst James Foster predicts the first round of the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft.
Last Saturday, Oberlin men’s lacrosse defeated Denison University for the first time since 1960, finally putting an end to a 63-game losing streak against the rival school. After leading by as many as six goals in the first half, the Yeomen held off a ferocious comeback attempt late in the game by the Big Red for a 13–12 win at home.
By: Stephanie Reid, Argerie Tsimicalis, Catherine Foulem, Michel Duval, Patrick Cossette, Kirsten Efremov, Emily K Drake, Karen Haas, James Foster
Abstract Background: Nonprofit organizations that serve the pediatric oncology community play a crucial role in disseminating quality
By: James Foster, Amanda Phillips
The women’s tennis team has won seven matches in a row as they head into the second round of the NCAC tournament.
By: James Foster
Dr. Enrica Ferrara is a tenured Teaching Fellow of Italian at Trinity College Dublin, where she lectures in Italian Language and Culture and specializes in Italian Literature, especially the works of Elena Ferrante and Italo Calvino. Ferrara is visiting Oberlin to present “Elena Ferrante: A More-than-Human Identity.” Ferrara is one of the world’s leading scholars on Ferrante, having pioneered “Ferrante studies” alongside other female scholars around the globe, including Professor of Comparative Literature and Director of the Comparative Literature program Stiliana Milkova, and having published numerous books and articles on Ferrante’s work.
By: James Foster, Corinne Dubreuil
Jannik Sinner has won four Grand Slam singles titles throughout his illustrious career.
James Foster breaks down what is purported to be one of the best draft classes we've ever seen. Does the hype meet the film?
