Nigel Maxwell is a multi-media journalist based in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He specializes in covering local news and events, with a focus on community stories, crime, and social issues. Nigel's work has been featured in saskNOW and panow.com, providing in-depth coverage of the Prince Albert region.
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Nigel Maxwell focuses on covering local news in Saskatchewan, with a strong emphasis on crime and community events. Given his focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or recent criminal cases, support programs for the local community, and issues related to justice and inquests within the region.
Pitches that highlight human-interest stories involving family dynamics or community impact could also resonate well with Nigel's coverage. Additionally, providing insights into evolving stories or breaking news related to crime and community events in Prince Albert may capture his attention.
When reaching out to Nigel Maxwell, consider emphasizing how your pitch aligns with his focus on local events and ongoing developments within the Saskatchewan area.
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With the final results from the American election trickling in, people from and currently living in Saskatchewan are weighing in.
By: Nigel Maxwell
Joseph Tsannie has been re-elected to a fifth term as Athabasca Vice-Chief.
The provincial high school volleyball championships are coming up this weekend, and will include strong representation from Prince Albert.
For the second time in as many weeks, Saskatchewan voters head to the polls.
A charge of sexual assault involving the owner of Pete's Terrace at Waskesiu Lake has been stayed by the Crown.
Editor's note: the following story contains graphic depictions of violence
The world's longest-running play with over 28,000 performances, is making a stop in Prince Albert.
Shortly after being acquitted of manslaughter, a former Prince Albert delivery driver emerged from Court of King's in Prince Albert with a smile on his face.
By: Nigel Maxwell
Over two-and-a-half years have passed since Taya Sinclair's burned remains were found in a snow dump on the southwest side of Prince Albert, and earlier this week one of the three people charged received an 18 year prison sentence for manslaughter.
Noting changes in technology, diversity of service, and overall growth of the team, Lyle Karasiuk acknowledges the past five decades have been very exciting for Parkland Ambulance.
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