Mario Bartel is a Multimedia Journalist at various publications including Powell River Peak and Burnaby Now. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports such as soccer, hockey, and basketball, as well as construction, real estate, and events. Mario's work has been featured in several notable outlets including Western Investor and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Mario Bartel's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly events and government announcements within the Tri-Cities area of Canada. Given his focus on sports and community events, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local sports teams or significant community gatherings. Additionally, considering the prevalence of government announcements in his articles, he may also be receptive to stories related to local governance decisions or policies that impact Port Moody and its surrounding areas.
When reaching out to Mario, keep in mind that a localized angle will likely resonate most with him due to his emphasis on covering news from specific neighborhoods within Canada.
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By: Mario Bartel
Romantic Glo is operated by the same company that puts on the Christmas Tea Lights festival at Camp Howdy.
By: Mario Bartel
Port Moody to enact a policy banning live animal programs from public and private property in the city
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Alex Nemeth was driving to work in January 2005, when snowballs packed around rocks smashed his windshield.
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Port Moody's Sophia Gaskell scored three points in the tournament, all of them in a 14-0 win over Great Britain in the preliminary round.
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Statistics Canada says more than a third of new condos built in British Columbia in 2022 were sold to investors.
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