Industry Experience
More than 30 years covering sports, politics and the arts. Have covered multiple Stanley Cup finals, Women’s World Cup, Sundance film festival.
Steven Sandor has more than 30 years of experience, and his work has been published by more than 100 newspapers and magazines around the world. He has covered sports, breaking news, politics, the arts, and business. He has written 11 books ranging from sport, history, and sociology to young adult fiction.
More than 30 years covering sports, politics and the arts. Have covered multiple Stanley Cup finals, Women’s World Cup, Sundance film festival.
I’ve been the editor at Avenue Edmonton, Edify Magazine, Vue Weekly. Publications coordinator for the Edmonton Oilers. I have worked for Sun Media and Postmedia.
I’ve been named Alberta Magazines’ editor of the year, and publication I’ve edited have been named magazine of the year three times.
Volunteer coach in basketball, baseball and soccer. I love Arsenal, Formula One and very loud music. Tend to listen to Slayer when working on deadline.
Only 22 of 36 approved operators launched in Alberta on July 13. Here's which big names are missing and why.
Betway, DraftKings, and BetRivers are all fighting for Alberta bettors. Here's how BetRivers turned West Edmonton Mall into a real-life slot machine to do it.
DraftKings co-founder Paul Liberman on the Alberta launch, a new price-tracking feature, and why only 22 operators went live on day one.
Alberta officials detailed new player protections at today's press event launching the province's regulated iGaming market.
Polymarket geoblocked Alberta bettors on July 2, cutting access to the prediction market platform ahead of Alberta's regulated iGaming launch.
Approved operators are already advertising before Alberta's July 13 iGaming launch. Here's what AGLC rules allow.