Matt Hansen is an Executive Creative Director for Copy, specializing in local news and sports coverage in Canada, specifically Ontario and Toronto. With a background in journalism and a passion for cycling, Matt's articles for Canadian Cycling Magazine and PokerNews cover a range of topics, from cycling events and updates to poker tournaments and TV shows.
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Matt Hansen's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly cycling. He focuses on local events and evolving stories related to cycling in Toronto and Ontario.
If you wish to reach out to Matt, consider offering insights or access to local sporting events, especially those related to cycling in the Toronto area. Additionally, providing updates on evolving stories within the local sports community could capture his interest.
Given his focus on government announcements related to sports and cycling, he may also be open to pitches concerning policies or initiatives impacting cyclists in Canada or Ontario.
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On the eve of his retirement, Romain Bardet is candid about Tadej Pogačar
By: Matt Hansen
The Quebec cyclist will also ride for the French team as a stagiaire in 2025 Rafaelle Carrier to be supported by Arkea-B&B
Swiss cycling brand Assos files new legal claim against UK fashion retailer ASOS, following 2016 trademark dispute settlement Assos
The German sprinter, despite never racing at the Olympics, dominated the track in the 1990s with multiple world titles
The Ineos Grenadiers squad hopes to develop more riders like Oakville, Ont.’s Michael Leonard Ineos Grenadiers
On Sunday, riders will compete in Lévis, Que., for maple leaf jerseys and hardware
By: Matt Hansen
Given his out-of-this-world performances, the French legend thinks it behooves Tadej Pogačar to be more open
By: Matt Hansen
Oscar Sevilla was a star rider in the Grand Tours in the '90s... and just kept racing
By: Matt Hansen
Ripping out bike lanes on three sections in Toronto costs a literal fortune
A look into if watching that action movie can hinder gains when riding the trainer
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