Sarah Dubetz is a journalist at Castanet Kamloops and Castanet Media. She focuses on themes related to animals, animal care, and animal rights, while also exploring family relationships and parenting topics. Sarah's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her dedication to issues surrounding animal welfare and ecology.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Sarah Dubetz's coverage is focused on light-hearted and entertaining local news, with an emphasis on oddities, pets, music, and cultural traditions. If you are looking to reach out to her for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering unique stories related to local events in Canada (particularly British Columbia and Kelowna), amusing animal antics or heartwarming pet stories that would resonate with a broad audience.
For example, if you have insights into quirky cultural traditions or musical events in the region that align with Sarah's focus areas of entertainment news and oddities. Local businesses focusing on house & home may also find opportunities for coverage by reaching out regarding unique products or services related to pets or cultural activities within the community.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Bird likes to pretend she's a computer mouse. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Cockatoos help themselves to pizza.
There’s no food as synonymous with New York as the bagel—soft, chewy, doughy, with a generous schmear. But one city is giving the Empire State a run for its money. Welcome to Montreal, Canada, where the bagels are a little crispier, a little sweeter, but no less iconic. Still, the question stands: which bagel reigns supreme? We hit up New York’s legendary H&H Midtown East and Montreal’s famous St-Viateur to get to the bottom of the battle of the bagels
Dog learns to whisper in the library. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Bird likes to pretend she's a computer mouse.
Trying to garden while your dog has other ideas. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Dog learns to whisper in the library.
"Borneo Giant Pill Millipede is a unique arthropod species member of the Myriapoda subphylum (centipede) of the Sphaerotherida Order that has a unique ability to roll its entire body into a perfect hard ball resembling a pangolin or a Bakugan toy." Credit: plants_borneo
Noel MacNeal played "Bear" from the incredibly popular TV show "Bear in the Big Blue House." The kid's show aired on Disney from 1997 to 2006. To keep Neal from passing out in the giant costume, the studio had to keep the air conditioning cranked during filming. Today, Noel is still a puppeteer and is working on his own show called "The Show Me Show," which focuses on kids with autism and special needs.
Squirrel is having the time of his life. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Trying to garden while your dog has other ideas.
In 1899, a confectioner named John C. Wharton partnered with an amateur inventor named James Morrison to issue a patent. The device they dreamed up was the precursor to the metal drum-switch, which are used today to make cotton candy. The two debuted their invention at the 1904 World’s Fair to wide acclaim. But despite the success of the spun sugar business, Morrison eventually returned to his day job — he was a dentist
The brain constitutes only about 2 percent of the human body, yet it is responsible for all of the body's functions. Learn about the parts of the human brain, as well as its unique defenses, like the blood brain barrier
Dog attempts to get his ball
