Ryan Pyette is a journalist for lfpress, with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically in Ontario and London. He has written for various publications, including Ottawa Citizen, The London Free Press, and London Publishing Ltd. Ryan's articles cover a range of topics, from sports and athletics to community events and achievements.
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The South football program's roar is officially restored. The South football program's roar is officially restored.
By: Ryan Pyette
Lucas Chard noticed a big change when he came back to the London Nationals dressing room.
Three London Devilettes grads will suit up for the Canadian senior women's hockey team in the Rivalry series stops in Kitchener Dec. 14 and Sarnia Dec. 16.
By: Ryan Pyette
Can the Western men's hockey team actually recover from a 2-11 start and make the post-season? Can the Western men's hockey team actually recover from a 2-11 start and make the post season?
By: Ryan Pyette
Western's 29-3 drubbing in the national university football semifinal won't register as good news for the rest of the Ontario contenders who hope to unseat the three-time defending Yates Cup champion.
By: Ryan Pyette
Mac Neil favours Speedo's LZR Valor 2.0, part of an out-of-this-world line that is literally space technology. Article content
A contrite Corey Perry has started working with mental health and substance abuse experts to discuss his struggles with alcohol.
By: Ryan Pyette
Heath McAllister's third-place finish led the London Western track and field club to top spot in the under-20 men's team division at the Canadian cross country championships last weekend in Ottawa.
By: Ryan Pyette
The London Knights want to be more consistent at both ends of the ice. Jacob Julien’s latest surge certainly helps in a big way.
The South football program's roar is officially restored. Article content The South football program's roar is officially restored.
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