Julia Ranney is a sports journalist currently working for Sportsnet and The Guardian. With a strong presence on TikTok, Julia covers a wide range of sports topics and trends, providing insights and analysis for her audience. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Toronto Star, and St. Catharines Standard Group Inc.
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Julia Ranney's coverage presents a mix of event announcements and expert commentary across various sports, with an emphasis on football, baseball, soccer, and sports injuries. She also covers lifestyle and entertainment themes.
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By: Julia Ranney
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Gaining an extra hour of sleep can seem like a blessing, but the end of Daylight Saving Time can still hit us hard.
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