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Chris McGarry

Chris McGarry

Chris McGarry graduated in 2006 with a journalism diploma from Holland College in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Since then, he has worked for several publications in Alberta and PEI, and completed a term as editor of a national magazine, the Canadian Firearms Journal. Chris is passionate about sports journalism, and enjoys writing about and having deep discussions about politics. He is also the author of 26 published novels.

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Recent Work by Chris

Pow Wow Days parade features plenty of colourful and interest floats

Pow Wow Days parade features plenty of colourful and interest floats

The parade took place on the morning of Aug. 1 at 11 a.m.
Lac La Biche Citizen of the Year award goes to MJ Siebold

Lac La Biche Citizen of the Year award goes to MJ Siebold

Siebold received the award during the Pow Wow Days and Fish Derby community fish fry event at McArthur Place on July 31.
Lakeland Heat U17 lacrosse team takes gold in provincials

Lakeland Heat U17 lacrosse team takes gold in provincials

The Cold Lake based team faced off against the Lacoka Locos in the finals of the lacrosse provincials, which took place in Calgary from July 11-13. 
Lac La Biche Heritage Society hosts Pow Wow Days pancake breakfast Friday morning

Lac La Biche Heritage Society hosts Pow Wow Days pancake breakfast Friday morning

The pancake breakfast in Lac La Biche took place on Aug. 1 from 8 to 10 a.m.
Community fish fry kicks off Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days

Community fish fry kicks off Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days

The community fish fry was held on a very warm July 31 evening at McArthur Place.
Regional waterline from Bonnyville to Glendon continues to move ahead with provincial support

Regional waterline from Bonnyville to Glendon continues to move ahead with provincial support

The Alberta government is providing just over $1 million in grant funding to support Phase 2 of the regional waterline project from Bonnyville to Glendon.
Lac La Biche County declares agricultural state of emergency due to drought

Lac La Biche County declares agricultural state of emergency due to drought

Members of Lac La Biche County council voted unanimously to declare the state of emergency during a special meeting on July 29.
One-day traditional pow wow will focus on Indigenous culture and heritage

One-day traditional pow wow will focus on Indigenous culture and heritage

The traditional pow wow will take place on the on the large turf sports field adjacent to the Bold Centre.
Midway returns bigger and better

Midway returns bigger and better

The midway for the 2025 edition of Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days, which goes from Aug. 1-3, will feature more rides and increased food options.
Old-fashioned ball tournament part of events for Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days 2025

Old-fashioned ball tournament part of events for Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days 2025

The tournament will consist of both baseball and slo-pitch events.
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