Rob McKinley is a local journalist based in Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada. He writes for several publications, including the St. Paul Journal, Alberta Prime Times, and Rocky Mountain Outlook. Rob covers a range of local news stories, including community events, public safety issues, and updates on local businesses and organizations.
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Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada (Local)
Rob Mckinley's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime, fire incidents, community events, and emergency services in the Alberta region. He also covers government announcements and evolving stories related to local events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing updates or expert commentary on ongoing cases of crime or fire incidents in the area. Additionally, pitches related to community events or government initiatives specific to Alberta would align with his coverage interests.
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Temperatures inside parked vehicles can quickly rise as heat wave continues across the Lakeland
Lake advisories lifted for Campers' Beach and Whitesands
Billy McDonald remembered by large rodeo family
Rob McKinley The shots that were fired at former US President Donald Trump and into a crowd of his supporters in Pennsylvania over the weekend have been felt around the world.
By: Chris Mcgarry, Rob Mckinley
Wildfire dangers, smoke and hot weather continues for at least a week across the Lakeland
Initial call showed historic site as fire location Lac La Biche Fire Rescue crews thought the fire call on Wednesday afternoon was at the 150-year-old Lac La Biche Mission Historical site.
Family-run auto business in Lac La Biche celebrates half century of service
By: Rob McKinley
A crew of about 50 firefighters made their way into northern Alberta on Tuesday afternoon, part of a group of international firefighting support for Alberta's growing wildfire demands.
Hard to dispute it when you can see it and taste it They won't – because it's this provincial government, and they have form – but what if
By: Rob Mckinley
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