Business Continuity & Recovery Planner - Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA)
Steven Mah is a Business Continuity & Recovery Planner for the Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA). In addition to his role in emergency management, Steven also contributes articles to The Southwest Booster, covering local sports events and providing updates on teams and games in the area.
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Swift Current, Canada (Local)
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Steven Mah's focus is on providing extensive event coverage and evolving stories within the realm of sports, particularly hockey. He covers a wide array of topics including league games, player acquisitions, and trades.
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The Swift Current Broncos have bolstered their forward ranks by trading for the Prince George Cougars' leading scorer.
The Southwest CMX Impact will return to the ice for their second season in the Saskatchewan Junior Female Hockey League this weekend.
The Swift Current Curling Club Innovation Credit Union Super League is already through two weeks of action with 12 teams this season.
The Swift Current Broncos four-game winning streak came to an end Friday with a 4-1 loss to the host Regina Pats.
The Swift Current Innovation Federal Credit Union Wildcats will play for gold at the U18 AAA Female Canadian Crown tournament in Edmonton.
The Southwest CMX Impact split a weekend home stand against the Lumsden Lynx to open the Saskatchewan Junior Female Hockey League regular season in Gull Lake.
Swift Current's Shaun Meachem, Kelly Schafer, Chris Haichert, and Teejay Haichert (L-R) are representing Canada in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Swift Current's Shaun Meachem, Kelly Schafer, Chris Haichert, and Teejay Haichert (L-R) are representing Canada in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The Swift Current U15 AA Wildcats skated to a 4-1 win over the host Regina Rebels Black on Wednesday.
By: Steven Mah
Swift Current's Shaun Meachem, Kelly Schafer, Chris Haichert, and Teejay Haichert (L-R) are representing Canada in Aberdeen, Scotland.
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