Mark Bryson is a journalist at Waterloo Region Record. He covers a range of sports topics including football, golf, basketball, and hockey, while also delving into themes of crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime, along with regional interest and world news. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, Niagara Falls Review, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Mark Bryson's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and volleyball. He covers events extensively, so he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or feature stories about rising stars in the Ontario sports scene.
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Second incident this month in same neighbourhood.
By: Mark Bryson
Jacob Ranson’s parents are stepping back from the Jacob Ranton Memorial Basketball Tournament.
Waterloo Region on its way to warmest year on record
When the Liverpool Supporters Club of Kitchener-Waterloo gathers at the Malt & Barley Public House, it doesn’t matter ‘where you are in life or what you do for a living, Liverpool is the common denominator.’
Thomas Gartshore couldn’t believe what he was seeing at ticket checker.
By: Mark Bryson
Cambridge man charged after fraud investigation at Guelph IT company
Police probe armed robbery at Kitchener business
By: Mark Bryson
Wilmot Muslim Centre purchases Mannheim church property
Grade 12 business leadership class raised $7,800 to support Moscato family
By: Mark Bryson
Cambridge and Waterloo businesses hit during break-and-enter spree and cash registers were the main target. Authorities believe the same group is responsible for both incidents
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