Paul Friesen is a journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on local news and sports. He has written for various publications including the Winnipeg Sun, Medow Lake Progress, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, The Recorder & Times, and Sault Star. His articles cover a range of topics including hockey, sports, and local events.
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Paul Friesen's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly hockey and football. He frequently provides event coverage along with expert commentary, making him likely to respond well to pitches offering insights into ongoing events in the world of sports. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide a unique angle on local sporting events and figures, he may be receptive to your pitch.
Given his focus on local sports teams such as the Winnipeg Jets and Blue Bombers, consider tailoring your pitches to include stories relevant to these specific teams or other Ontario-based sporting events.
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Rinse last week's column in beer and repeat it for Sunday's Grey Cup: the Blue Bombers' fate rests on players not usually in the headlines.
By: Paul Friesen
Just when Blue Bombers punt returner Lucky Whitehead thought he'd cracked the code, he learned a hard lesson in the West final. Read more.
Unlike the last two Grey Cups, there was no injury drama as the Blue Bombers landed in Vancouver. But they're still sore about last year.
By: Paul Friesen
Their teams were all but counted out, but Mike O'Shea's Blue Bombers and Ryan Dinwiddie's Argonauts are back on the Grey Cup stage.
Blue Bombers quarterback Zach Collaros says he apologized to rookie receiver Keric Wheatfall for being so intense in a recent game.
By: Paul Friesen
If the Blue Bombers want some intel on Toronto quarterback Nick Arbuckle for Sunday's Grey Cup, they don't have very far to go. Read more.
By: Paul Friesen
Toronto's Janarion Grant doesn't say much about being low-balled by the Blue Bombers in free agency. But he could be loud in the Grey Cup.
By: Paul Friesen
The loss of a brother, the sacrifices of his parents and the kindness of his coach have helped shape Blue Bombers defender Redha Kramdi.
By: Paul Friesen
Injured players such as Dalton Schoen, Adam Bighill and Chris Streveler are gone from the Grey Cup lineup, but not forgotten. Read more.
Winnipegger and Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira made history on Thursday and joined some elite company in the process. Read more.
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