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Brendan McGuire's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly football, focusing on the Saskatchewan Roughriders and CFL. His articles heavily feature expert commentary and announcements related to team performances, players' impact, and coaching decisions.
Given his focus on local sports teams and events in Saskatchewan, pitches should highlight insights from individuals closely associated with these teams or those who have deep knowledge of the CFL. Topics such as player analysis, team strategy breakdowns and injury impacts could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Brendan McGuire
In a new article published in CPI Antitrust Chronicle, Orrick antitrust partner Craig Falls and associate Brendan McGuire examine the growing wave of antitrust "group boycott" claims targeting collective buyer activity— from lawsuits alleging advertiser boycotts of social media platforms to state-level "anti-boycott" legislation and antitrust investigations aimed at ESG coalitions.
By: Gregg Sherman, Brendan McGuire
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By: Brendan McGuire
REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders are heading into what could be a defining moment for the defending Grey Cup champions.
REGINA — There will be no Toronto Argonauts sweep of Saskatchewan in 2026.
By: Brendan McGuire
Brendan McGuire, The Canadian Press REGINA — There will be no Toronto Argonauts sweep of Saskatchewan in 2026.
REGINA – There will be no Toronto Argonauts sweep of Saskatchewan in 2026.
In front of a sold-out Mosaic Stadium, where 33,350 seats were filled for the CFL's biggest crowd of the season, the hometown Roughriders used a noisy fan base to expose a few leaks in the Argonauts' boat en route to a 28-24 win.
By: Brendan Mcguire
EDMONTON – A legitimate Vanier Cup contender on paper, the University of Regina Rams must first escape the unknown that is the Alberta Golden Bears.
By: Brendan McGuire
EDMONTON – The University of Regina Rams rode the leg of kicker Ty Gorniak to a school-record six field goals in a 39-8 waxing of the Alberta Golden Bears to open the Canada West football season Friday night.
By: Brendan McGuire
Coming off their biggest blowout win in seven years, the University of Regina Rams will try to keep it going without two of their biggest offensive weapons in Friday night's home opener versus the Manitoba Bisons.
