Masha Scheele is a local journalist based in Airdrie, Canada. She has written for various publications, including Airdrie City View Ltd and Rocky Mountain Outlook. Masha covers a range of topics, including local events, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Airdrie, Canada (Local)
Masha Scheele's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements and events in Airdrie, Alberta. She also delves into topics such as family & relationships, government & politics, entertainment news, sports, and culture & society.
Given her focus on local news and community events in Airdrie and Alberta, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local initiatives or issues that impact the community. Additionally, stories about development proposals or government policies affecting the region may resonate with her audience.
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The Calgary man who was attacked by a female grizzly bear in the Madden area earlier this month is recovering and recently shared his story with local media.
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By: Masha Scheele
Water restrictions expected to lift on Sept. 22, ahead of schedule, according to Calgary city officials.
By: Masha Scheele
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By: Masha Scheele
The general consensus among local farmers seems to be to lock up their bins with canola in hopes of better commodity pricing this fall.
Alberta canola producers react to China's anti-dumping probe and the resulting commodity price drop by locking their bin doors in hopes of better pricing.
A Calgary man who encountered four grizzly bears while hunting near Madden, Alberta has a shattered scapula and broken ribs.
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It seems if people start paying attention it won't be because of Calgary's city hall's pleading, it will be because of a drop in water pressure.
The community of Bragg Creek is one step closer to creating a safer environment for both bears and residents.
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