Lance Hornby is a writer at Postmedia. He specializes in covering sports, particularly major league and professional team sports, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society within the sports realm. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Fairview Post & Peace Country Sun, The Cochrane Times, and the Calgary Herald, among others.
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Lance Hornby's articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly ice hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Given his coverage attributes, he is likely to be interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to ice hockey events, player performances, contracts, and team updates.
If you have insights into the Toronto Maple Leafs' games or players' performance or any evolving story within this space—such as new signings, contract negotiations, or game analysis—your pitch is more likely to capture Lance's attention.
As a local journalist with a specific geographic focus on Ontario and Toronto-based sports content such as the NHL and Maple Leafs organization would align well with his reporting interests.
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The Maple Leafs newest puck-moving defenceman is moving in for a couple of seasons. Read more.
By: Lance Hornby
The scrimmage was the last part of the Maple Leafs' summer development camp.
By: Lance Hornby
The broadcast giant has bought out remaining 25 per cent ownership of Tanenbaum for $4.3 billion ending an era in Toronto sports. Read more.
By: Lance Hornby
Former Ottawa captain and assistant coach has joined the Toronto Maple Leafs as an assistant on Jim Hiller's staff.
By: Lance Hornby
Toronto hired two new faces and let two others depart in a major reorganization under new head coach Jim Hiller after a poor 2025-26 season.
By: Lance Hornby
Toronto's new associate coach interviewed for Craig Berube's job, but took the next best opportunity when Jim Hiller offered a post.
An assistant for two years on the farm before helping out the Leafs, Sullivan replaces the promoted John Gruden to run the AHL champs.
Timmins native Steve Sullivan is going back to the Toronto Marlies as head coach.
By: Lance Hornby
The Anaheim centre is set to become the highest-paid player in the league, which means those better than him will want big bucks. Read more.
Sought head coaching job with Toronto Maple Leafs
