Matt Hansen is an Executive Creative Director, Copy at a leading organization. He covers a wide range of topics including individual sports, sports business, and transportation policy, with a focus on competitive sports and consumer travel. His work has been featured in various outlets such as Ithaca College, PokerNews, and Canadian Cycling Magazine.
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Matt Hansen's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly cycling. He focuses on local events and evolving stories related to cycling in Toronto and Ontario.
If you wish to reach out to Matt, consider offering insights or access to local sporting events, especially those related to cycling in the Toronto area. Additionally, providing updates on evolving stories within the local sports community could capture his interest.
Given his focus on government announcements related to sports and cycling, he may also be open to pitches concerning policies or initiatives impacting cyclists in Canada or Ontario.
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Marlen Reusser questions why the men's race isn't the Tour de France Hommes, but we have a catchier suggestion
Geraint Thomas explains why the team agreed to release the Italian star from his contract, with Josh Tarling also in the picture
By: Matt Hansen
Cycle Toronto will lead free group rides through a gap in the city's cycling network, helping riders get to the polls and beyond
By: Matt Hansen
The French champion has an iliac artery problem and plans to end her cyclocross season after Koppenbergcross
By: Matt Hansen
It's transfer season—and we've already seen some big ones with Giulio Ciccone, Michael Valgren and Filippo Ganna —but it's also gossip season.
Tyler Clark, Sidney McGill headline the big race Saturday, Ontario champs follow Sunday
The world champion told a Danish court that sponsors pay millions to use his likeness, while 11 other sports stars are also seeking compensation in lawsuit
By: Matt Hansen
The French star is weighing his options but hopes to settle his future before the end of the 2027 season
By: Matt Hansen
The Dutch veteran will finish her road career at Paris-Roubaix Femmes before helping develop the next generation
By: Matt Hansen
Toronto's bike-lane debate has become increasingly heated these past few weeks (Exhibit A: check out our tire fire of a comments section on
