Ted Clarke is the owner/operator of a media outlet specializing in diverse topics. His reporting spans the realms of sports, including individual and team disciplines, as well as agriculture, animal care, and travel and tourism. Ted's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Burnaby Now, Alaska Highway News, and the Times Colonist (Victoria), among others.
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Ted Clarke's focus is primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on sports and events in the Prince George area of British Columbia, Canada. He also covers government announcements related to local events or initiatives.
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By: Ted Clarke
Denise Bardua is running to unseat Sheldon Clare
The Prince George Cougars have signed forward Jonathan Bitonti to a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement.
First-place Giants weather late-game comeback bid to win fifth straight game The Prince George Cougars gave Mathis Preston a little too much rope and he hung them out to dry.
Calgary native was playing this season in BCHL with Vernon Vipers
New York Mets starting first baseman well on road to recovery after injury
By: Ted Clarke
PGSS grad's decade-long focus on her sport culminates in coveted IFBB wellness title on Vancouver stage
League's hottest team has won five in a row; host Chilliwack on Friday The Prince George Spruce Kings are the hottest team in the BC Hockey League.
By: Ted Clarke
Mehdi Bounaaja saves his best for last with two goals,, four assists in 6-0 win over UBC-Okanagan
In 17 years as head coach of the UNBC Timberwolves, Todd Jordan has never had a men's basketball team as tall as the lengthy lads he's assembled for the new U SPORTS Canada West men's basketball season.
By: Ted Clarke
College Heights Cougars finally hit home turf for high school football playoff battle Saturday afternoon
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