Mike Raptis is a Web Editor at Postmedia Network Inc. He specializes in covering a diverse range of topics, including competitive sports, individual and team sports, as well as crime and justice within the judicial system. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post, Ottawa Citizen, and Edmonton Journal, among others.
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Mike Raptis focuses heavily on sports, particularly hockey and the Vancouver Canucks. His coverage also includes local events and breaking news in British Columbia, with a focus on Vancouver. Given this, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local sports events or developments involving the Vancouver Canucks.
It's clear that Mike regularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to sports, so if you have newsworthy updates about the teams or players he follows closely, consider pitching these types of stories.
In addition to his interest in hockey and specific sporting events, Mike may also be interested in covering human-interest stories related to tragic accidents or community events within his geographic focus.
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The 2026 PNE Prize Home is in Surrey and is valued at over $2.3 million
A passenger in the vehicle was rescued by three bystanders, who jumped into the river to help
Evidence at the scene suggests criminality is a factor in the woman's death
By: Mike Raptis
One of the largest developments in the city’s history, Oakridge Park includes a mall, residential towers, office space and a public park
New Zealand goes against Egypt tonight at B.C. Place in Vancouver
By: Mike Raptis
The Pharoahs scored three second-half goals against New Zealand to win their first-ever World Cup game at B.C. Place
The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre was notified at 11:45 a.m. by a civilian vessel of several people in the water without flotation devices.
By: Joseph Ruttle, Stephanie Ip, Oksana Shtohryn, Mike Raptis, Kim Bolan
Two people have since been discharged from hospital, while two others remain in critical care. The remaining six are now presumed drowned.
By: Mike Raptis
Switzerland and Algeria face off in the World Cup round of 32 match at B.C. Place in Vancouver
