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Mackenzie Patterson

Columbus
As seen in: Toast, MSN Canada, Her Campus, WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC), The Everygirl, WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC), WTVM-TV (Columbus, GA), The Progressive Farmer, 29secrets.com, WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL), Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) and
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The Sprawl nominated for 7 Alberta Magazine Awards

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By Mackenzie Patterson
| The Sprawl
HEADS UP! The next 75 people to sign up as monthly Sprawl members for $12/mo (or more) will get my book The Hollowing of the Calgary Herald in the mail. Support our journalism and snag a copy before they're gone! More details below. I have been deep in the Sprawlcast salt mines this week, working on the next episode. But I want to set that down for a moment to share some exciting news.
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The case for doing good work on a small scale

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By Mackenzie Patterson
| The Sprawl
Last weekend I was in Toronto with my son to see some Blue Jays games. We hadn't been to the SkyDome together since the summer of 2015. Being there again got me thinking about a project I launched that year. It was a newsletter about baseball, and I sent the first one to maybe 30 people. By the end of the run, a year later, the list had grown to maybe 100 people? I don't remember exactly. But it wasn't a lot. The small reach didn't matter. Or maybe it did, in that the small scale made it fun.
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A CTrain milestone—and a repurposed pedestrian bridge | The Sprawl

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By Mackenzie Patterson
| The Sprawl
Monday, May 26, marked the 45th anniversary of the CTrain in Calgary. It opened this week in 1981. On Tuesday, Calgary city council was poised to cut the CTrain's downtown free fare zone, which has been part of the LRT system since day one.
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