Collin Gallant is a Reporter at Medicine Hat News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, agriculture, climate change, and regional interests, with a focus on sustainable practices in farming and water management. Collin's work has been featured in Medicine Hat News and CBC.
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Collin Gallant's coverage heavily emphasizes local news, city government, utilities, taxes, and the environment. His focus on government announcements suggests a strong interest in official releases and public statements from local authorities.
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Given Collin's broad but localized coverage area which doesn't specify a particular region or country it is important that any pitches are relevant to a wide range of locales within this context.
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High school ag program near Medicine Hat will cover entire food sector
'No silver bullet' to rid lake of invasive species
Alberta debuts new dip tank, hopes to ease mandatory boat inspections
Drew Barnes working to form 'Alberta Now Party'
By: Collin Gallant
Here's how some Alberta ranchers are approaching the referendum
After commercial air traffic was ended to Medicine Hat and Lethbridge earlier this year, the government of Alberta is working on a subsidy program to bring in smaller carriers — an important step to take advantage of increased defence spending that could flow to areas with remote Canadian Forces bases.
Police say a motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a school bus at about 3:45 p.m. at the edge of Medicine Hat's downtown core on Wednesday. No injuries were reported on the bus as police continue to investigate the accident.
Some members call for UCP to move past independence debate
All-mechanical machines, assembled in Bowden, find a niche
By: Collin Gallant
A small agricultural service shop in central Alberta has developed an all-mechanical tractor that promises low-cost reliability and ease of repair in a sector where most machinery has become increasingly high-tech and often includes computer servicing contracts. Ursa Ag in Bowden is fielding inquiries from across North America.
