Rick Bell is a columnist for the Calgary Sun, known for his provocative and opinionated writing style. With a focus on local news and politics in Alberta and Calgary, Rick's columns often stir controversy and spark debate. His work has also been featured in the Ottawa Sun, Edmonton Sun, Winnipeg Sun, and Edmonton Examiner.
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Rick Bell's coverage heavily emphasizes local government and political developments in the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Calgary. His articles focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and commentary related to Canadian politics, particularly concerning specific politicians such as Jyoti Gondek and Danielle Smith.
Given his emphasis on local politics, Rick would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights or perspectives from individuals directly involved in or deeply knowledgeable about Alberta and Calgary's political landscape. This could include local politicians, community leaders, or experts with a deep understanding of the region’s political dynamics.
When reaching out to Rick Bell, it is important for sources to provide relevant insights into ongoing political issues at the local level within Canada (specifically Alberta and Calgary) in order to align with his coverage focus.
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By: Rick Bell
Premier Danielle Smith says Albertans will boil over, will go bananas, if anyone tries to use Alberta oil as a weapon in Trump tariff crisis
By: Rick Bell
New Calgary Green Line LRT alignment is rolled out by Danielle Smith government, a longer route and no tunnelling for the same price
Rick Bell plans to continue the work he’s done as his second term as mayor of Lebanon begins.
By: Rick Bell
Pierre Poilievre slams Prime Minister Trudeau saying an export tax on Canadian oil is asinine, will hurt Canadians and divide the country.
Justin Trudeau still survives after his deputy Chrystia Freeland bails, slamming the prime minister while Canadians wonder when it will end.
By: Rick Bell
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith claims a big win over Trudeau government on when electricity must be net-zero but a court battle is still on
Calgary Green Line LRT and the Smith government's point man Devin Dreeshen speaks out as a battle brews over a new route for the project
Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld says the city needs 200 more officers to fight crime, while he slams Smith government cutting photo radar
Danielle Smith says Canada must have an election as Trudeau scrambles, Trump threatens tariffs and Poilievre asks for a non-confidence vote
By: Rick Bell
The UCP Smith government said Albertans didn't support beer and wine sales in convenience stores but documents now public reveal they did
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