Karissa Donkin is a journalist at CBC's Atlantic investigative unit. She covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, particularly in relation to international sports leagues and federations, team sports, and tournaments. Karissa's work is featured in CBC.
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Karissa Donkin's focus on local sports, particularly women's hockey and specifically the Provincial Women's Hockey League (PWHL), indicates a strong interest in event coverage and government announcements related to sports. If you have insights into women's hockey events or government initiatives impacting local sports in Canada, particularly Fredericton, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her extensive reporting on specific teams within the PWHL such as Toronto and New York, providing information about these teams' rosters or significant developments could capture her attention. Additionally, if your expertise lies in analyzing how rule changes impact women's hockey at a local level, this could also be of interest to Karissa.
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A "belief in the growth of the game" is behind a "significant" investment in the PWHL from the Detroit-based Ilitch Companies, according to a company executive. The Ilitch Companies and Toronto businessman Larry Tanenbaum's Kilmer Sports Ventures were announced as the first outside investors in the PWHL earlier this week.
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By: Karissa Donkin
The Canadian women's hockey team will take a young roster to the world championship in Denmark next month. It will be the first major tournament since the Canadians lost the Olympic final to the U.S. in February.
Bobsleigh Skeleton Canada and Luge Canada will come together as one organization, uniting three sliding sports under one umbrella, the organizations announced on Thursday. It comes as national sport organizations are encouraged to consider amalgamation and sharing services to create more sustainable organizations.
