Ryan Goodison is a Deputy Editor at Volume 118. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and sports, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Western Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, The London Free Press, Sault Star, Toronto Sun, and The Bow Valley Crag & Canyon.
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Ryan Goodison's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and university sports, particularly those related to Western University and the Mustangs football team. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, interviews with athletes or coaches from these teams, as well as stories related to the women's hockey program investigation at Western University.
Pitches that directly relate to the evolving stories around university sports at Western University or significant games involving the Mustangs football team are likely to resonate with Ryan. Additionally, given his focus on specific local teams and ongoing investigations within their programs, he may find value in pitches offering exclusive insights or updates about these topics.
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By: Ryan Goodison
Local historians and community writers trace the stories behind more than 130 street names.
By: Ryan Goodison
A June forum and march are among the events, to address Islamophobia and honour the Afzaal family members killed in an anti-Muslim attack.
By: Ryan Goodison
House of Hope is preparing to close its doors, the organization announced Monday, affecting 45 residents and 24 staff members.
By: Ryan Goodison
Some services offered in a downtown-area facility that has housed London's sole supervised drug use site will continue
By: Ryan Goodison
“As a motorcyclist, you have to assume that no one can see you, that you are invisible."
By: Ryan Goodison
One of the most successful bands to ever come out of London is plugging in their amps for an anniversary tour after a long hiatus.
By: Ryan Goodison, Jane Sims
Heartache and hope: The search for answers in London's cold cases
By: Ryan Goodison
Great Lakes usually keep tornadoes at bay in this region, with cold winds from the lakes shutting off tornadoes' connection to the surface.
By: Ryan Goodison, Jane Sims
Heartache and hope: The search for answers in London's cold cases
Realtors say rising sales and declining inventory are moving the market closer to balance.
