Mike Balsom is a local journalist based in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. He writes for the Niagara-on-the-Lake Local and The Voice of Pelham, focusing on news and events in the Niagara-on-the-Lake area. Mike covers a range of topics including local business, community events, sports, and municipal issues.
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Mike Balsom's coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and sports in the Niagara-On-The-Lake area. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as hockey, wineries, local events, charity, and music.
If you want to reach out to Mike Balsom with a pitch or story idea, consider tying it into the local community scene in Niagara-On-The-Lake. This could involve featuring unique local events or stories related to wineries and vineyards in the region. Additionally, pitches related to hockey or charitable activities involving locals might also be well-received by Mike given his focus on these topics.
When reaching out to him for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities keep in mind that he has a strong emphasis on event coverage and occasionally includes expert commentary within his articles.
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By: Mike Balsom
Local director, writer and lyricist Lezlie Wade tells the classic spooky tale from the perspective of Ichabod Crane's love interest, Katrina Van Tassel
By: Mike Balsom
Every Ontario taxpayer to receive a cheque for $200 in early 2025 according to Premier Doug Ford
Provincial Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie, saying she would be donating her $200 cheque to her party, criticized Ford for attempting to bribe Ontarians with their own money.
By: Mike Balsom
NOTL resident Peter Warrack, Lt.-General Michel Maisonneuve and Major Barbara Krasij-Maisonneuve will discuss lessons learned through a life of service in panel discussion
By: Mike Balsom
Event begins with soup served in Addison Hall followed by a musical performance and readings from a World War I soldier's journal by his great-grandson, actor Stephen Wattrus
By: Mike Balsom
Geary fought in the First World War and trained and recruited new Armed Forces members during the Second World War before moving to NOTL in 1972; granddaughter Debbie Hodgkinson recalled his stories
Highlight of the annual assembly was the collection of personal images and stories of family members who served their countries in times of conflict and peacekeeping missions
New album 'Go Son and the Disappearing Act' dusts off songs written over many years and reunites bandmates after a long time apart
By: Mike Balsom
Members of the Niagara Woodcarvers Association and other carving clubs took over the NOTL Community Centre for two days for their annual show and competition
By: Mike Balsom
The NOTL Contemporary Gallery at Ironwood Cider House officially opens Sunday, November 24 with the Super Dope launch party from 4 to 8 p.m.
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