Riley Fonger is a journalist at The Calgary Journal. With a focus on culture, entertainment, and local events, Riley brings a unique perspective to the stories that shape Calgary's vibrant community. Riley has been featured in The Calgary Journal, Screen Rant, The YY Scene, and Avenue Calgary Magazine.
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Riley Fonger's coverage primarily consists of "How To" guides and reviews in the gaming space, spanning a variety of games such as Apex Legends, Warcraft Rumble, and Pokémon Scarlet & Violet. If you have expertise in creating effective game strategies or insights into unlocking specific features within popular video games like those mentioned in Riley's articles, she may be interested in your input.
Consider pitching detailed tips on gameplay mechanics for the specific titles she covers. Furthermore, if you have experience with any of the games featured prominently in her work (like GTA Online or Diablo 4), providing valuable content related to these could increase your chances of catching her attention.
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By: Riley Fonger
Bow Valley College is shaping the future of esports in Calgary with its state-of-the-art arena, varsity teams and Esports Business Management Diploma.
A born-and-raised Calgarian with a deep-rooted belief in the city's world-class potential, Jeff Davison's second run for Calgary's top job focuses on four key priorities: economic growth, affordability, public safety, and infrastructure.
In 2010, Michal Lavi took a leap of faith, leaving a career in geology to pursue her creative passions—baking and filmmaking. What began as a small bike-delivery bakery has since grown into
Charlie Trafford is expanding the game of soccer in Calgary while running an agricultural business focused on growing local, sustainable food.
By: Riley Fonger
A Calgary Journal pop-up event about public safety showcased solutions journalism in action on Thursday afternoon.
If you take a drive down 9th Avenue, Calgary's first designated main street, you'll find yourself rolling straight into the heart of Inglewood. Through their weathered brick and sandstone, the oldest buildings and businesses in the community retain their quiet dignity of standing in Calgary's oldest neighbourhood.
You’re not alone if you feel Calgary’s roads are more hectic than they once were. “Calgary was an easy [driving] city 20-some years ago, much easier,” says Dragoslav Vujanovic, CEO and founde…
