Josh Kozelj is a journalist with a diverse focus at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, construction, architecture, and real estate, highlighting the intersections of these fields. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as TSN, The Globe and Mail, and The Toronto Star, among others.
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Harrison Hot Springs, 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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Social Print's founder wanted to protect forests. So his British Columbia company makes paper from sugar cane.
By: Josh Kozelj, Quinn Kelly
How a frontline medical worker found new life in farming and selling pesticide-free blossoms.
Inside a home garage, four friends had an idea to solve a growing problem.
After years of upcycling scraps into sports gear, Scott Hamlin chose a different route into the circular economy. A Tyee Q&A.
Alone in a new community, a local pool and its ‘regulars’ helped me heal.
By: Quinn Kelly, Josh Kozelj
Watch Erick Serpas Ventura explain his planet-friendly method of house ‘deconstruction.’
Trash or treasures? Watch Erick Serpas Ventura explain his planet-friendly method of house ‘deconstruction.'
Wildtype, a San Francisco startup, recently secured FDA approval to bring ‘cultivated’ seafood to the market.
A third of transit agencies in Washington state operate without collecting fares. Can free buses work elsewhere?
In its first month on the market ApiSave sold 10,000 ‘patties’ said to help honeybees fight disease and parasites.
