Karissa Donkin is a journalist at CBC's Atlantic investigative unit. She focuses on sports, particularly competitive sports and the business aspects surrounding them, with a keen interest in team sports and various sports disciplines. Karissa's work has been featured in CBC.
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Karissa Donkin's focus on local sports, particularly women's hockey and specifically the Provincial Women's Hockey League (PWHL), indicates a strong interest in event coverage and government announcements related to sports. If you have insights into women's hockey events or government initiatives impacting local sports in Canada, particularly Fredericton, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her extensive reporting on specific teams within the PWHL such as Toronto and New York, providing information about these teams' rosters or significant developments could capture her attention. Additionally, if your expertise lies in analyzing how rule changes impact women's hockey at a local level, this could also be of interest to Karissa.
She has a clear geographic focus on Fredericton and Canada more broadly, so any pitches should take this into account when suggesting relevant stories or offering expert commentary.
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By: Karissa Donkin
Montreal Victoire captain leads the league in playoff points ahead of crucial Game 3
By: Karissa Donkin
With the season on the line, Ottawa's own Rebecca Leslie played hero, again
San Jose joins Detroit, Hamilton, Las Vegas as expansion teams ahead of next season
By: Karissa Donkin
All but 2 playoff games have been decided by just 1 goal, a sign of the league's parity
The Victoire defeated the Ottawa Charge 4-0 in Game 4 to clinch the PWHL's championship
4 new teams, a talented draft class and and a roster reset all coming this summer
The Canadian women's hockey team will have a new general manager and head coach leading the team into the next Olympic cycle. GM Gina Kingsbury and head coach Troy Ryan won't return to their roles, Hockey Canada announced on Tuesday. Both were on contracts set to expire this year.
By: Karissa Donkin
Figures show nearly 100 players made less than $50,000 US last season
39-year-old coached Boston Fleet to 2nd-best record in the PWHL this past season
By: Karissa Donkin
Each existing team can protect 3 players from signing with expansion teams
