Josh Kozelj is a journalist based in Calgary, Canada, with a focus on local sports and environmental issues. He has contributed to various publications, including The Globe and Mail, Electric Autonomy, and The Tri-Cities Dispatch. Josh's work covers a range of topics, from basketball game recaps and player profiles to reporting on sustainable transportation and urban development.
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Port Coquitlam, Canada (Local)
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Josh Kozelj's primary focus is on local sports, particularly basketball in the context of the Canadian Basketball League. His coverage indicates a strong interest in announcements and expert commentary related to basketball games, teams, and players. If you have insights or access to exclusive information regarding game results, player performances, team strategies or upcoming matches within this league, it could be valuable for his articles.
Given his geographic focus on Calgary and Canada as a whole, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that are relevant to these locations specifically or pertain directly to Canadian sports events.
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By: Josh Kozelj
The radio network used by rural firefighters in the Fraser Valley is under the microscope.
The radio network used by rural firefighters in the Fraser Valley is under the microscope.
By: Josh Kozelj
Seven-year legal odyssey came to an apparent end following New Year’s Eve ruling
By: Josh Kozelj
The District of Hope is eyeing a 3.64% property tax rate for next year.
By: Josh Kozelj
If passed, Bill 29 could impact whether future U Sports championships are held in the province.
Two new signs in Lytton and Yale are aiming to draw more attention to a corridor impacted by natural disasters and a drop in tourism
By: Josh Kozelj
Point Roberts shows how interconnected and complicated the relationship between the U.S. and Canada really is.
By: Josh Kozelj
City interested in public art as new projects from two-year streetscape enhancement plan get underway
By: Josh Kozelj
A longstanding plan to build a three-storey supportive housing project in Hope will come before council again tonight.
By: Josh Kozelj
Handling of the Northshore Waste Water Treatment plan is driving up costs for Port Coquitlam residents
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