Tyler Barrow is a journalist for CTV Saskatoon, with a focus on local news in Calgary, Canada. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, sports, and weather-related issues. Tyler's work has also been featured in CTV News Saskatoon and CTV News Regina.
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Tyler Barrow's articles primarily cover local events and community-related topics in Calgary, Canada. His coverage includes family & relationships, sports, crime, and entertainment news. When reaching out to Tyler for potential coverage or contributions, consider providing insights related to local community events, weather impact on activities such as winter sports or outdoor businesses, innovative initiatives by local residents (like the hockey parent who created an app), or any evolving stories with relevance to Calgary's local context. It would also be beneficial if the pitches include a direct tie-in to his geographic focus on Calgary and align with the themes he commonly covers in his articles.
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The Banff town sign, a popular spot for tourists, may soon have a new home.
By: Tyler Barrow
After fleeing Gaza City last October, time was ticking before Ashjan AbuRabee had to give birth to her fourth child.
By: Tyler Barrow
Having never watched a live hockey game growing up, Tatiana Straathof,is now working with hundreds of goalies, helping them develop their focus in net.
By: Tyler Barrow
A community just south of Calgary is rallying around a terminally sick little boy.
Fayetteville goalkeeper Ryan Kenny recorded his 52nd save of the game and his clearance from the net found Millette open for the game-winning goal that stunned the 5,811 fans in attendance.
Calgary Drop-In Centre is bracing for more of the city’s most vulnerable to need a place to stay or a meal with colder weather on the horizon.
Two Calgary facilities geared toward helping others are looking to fill a number of volunteer positions. The new Arthur J.E.
Bricks along the pathway at Calgary’s Olympic Plaza have been removed and it wasn’t by the city. It appears people are coming to grab bricks with their names, family members’ name or a saying ahead of the plaza closing.
By: Tyler Barrow
Ninety students from the Calgary French and International School took part in the second annual Youth Cyber Summit at the YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre.
An expected crowd of 2,000 people showed up at City Hall supporting the rights of trans people in the province.
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