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George Lee

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Edmonton
As seen in: Fort Macleod Gazette, Sask Today, St. Albert Gazette, Canadian Underwriter, OHS Canada, Airdrie City View, Cochrane Eagle, The Albertan, Madison Daily Leader, Canadian Firefighter Magazine, Eckville Echo and
Covers:  Underreported stories, angles and people related to provincial politics in Alberta, especially those of interest to rural Albertans.
Doesn't Cover: Stories NOT in some way related to the province of Alberta and its legislature.
Writer, editor, photographer, podcast host and producer; Local Journalism Initiative legislature reporter for Macleod Gazette; auto racing fan.

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For nearly two decades, I managed, edited and wrote for The PEG magazine, along with other publications and online platforms, while employed by the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta. My time at APEGA presented me with some great communications challenges and opportunities, including switching a newspaper to a magazine, and managing the creation and launch of the ePEG.

I started my career at the Lacombe Globe in Alberta and later worked for several Victoria-area …

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Passenger service to northern Alberta 'a large hill to climb,' info session told

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By George Lee Verified
| Airdrie City View Verified
As Alberta starts laying the groundwork for a passenger rail renaissance, service into the resource-rich north may seem like a no-brainer. But for now the economic math falls short when demand, population projections, societal payback and affordability get plugged into the equation, an online information session heard last week. Chris Gentile, director of passenger rail with the province, called it “a large hill to climb” for services to Grande Prairie and Fort McMurray.
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Passenger service to northern Alberta 'a large hill to climb,' info session told

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By George Lee Verified
| St. Albert Gazette Verified
As Alberta starts laying the groundwork for a passenger rail renaissance, service into the resource-rich north may seem like a no-brainer. But for now the economic math falls short when demand, population projections, societal payback and affordability get plugged into the equation, an online information session heard last week. Chris Gentile, director of passenger rail with the province, called it “a large hill to climb” for services to Grande Prairie and Fort McMurray.
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Passenger service to northern Alberta 'a large hill to climb,' info session told

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By George Lee Verified
| The Albertan
As Alberta starts laying the groundwork for a passenger rail renaissance, service into the resource-rich north may seem like a no-brainer. But for now the economic math falls short when demand, population projections, societal payback and affordability get plugged into the equation, an online information session heard last week. Chris Gentile, director of passenger rail with the province, called it “a large hill to climb” for services to Grande Prairie and Fort McMurray.
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