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Ryan Van Horne is a veteran journalist with 20 years of experience -- mostly in print, but also in radio, television, and the web. He spent three years doing communications work for Nova Scotia government but returned to journalism to freelance full-time.

Ryan is available for freelance work as a writer or editor in any subject area. He has an extensive portfolio from covering news, politics, courts, business and sports.

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Media banned from naming victim in Halifax child pornography case, despite family's support

Media banned from naming victim in Halifax child pornography case, despite family's support

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Provinces want in on Alberta pipeline

Provinces want in on Alberta pipeline

Other provinces want in on possible Alberta-Quebec pipeline deal

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Halifax Consciousness Scanner

Halifax Consciousness Scanner

The Halifax Consciousness Scanner is a new device that helps medical staff diagnose changes in brain function.

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Late addition shines in CHL Top Prospects Game

Late addition shines in CHL Top Prospects Game

Laurent Dauphin of the Chicoutimi Sagueneens was the last player picked on Team Orr, but he played like he sh…

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Three part harmony

Three part harmony

The GoGold Resources Inc. triumvirate is a bit like a well-tuned band; they each have a valuable skill that b…

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Play Fairway Analysis

Play Fairway Analysis

The Play Fairway Analysis is such a compelling body of work, it’s convinced Shell Canada to boldly go where n…

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Articles

The ‘Voice of Curling’ calls it a career

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By Ryan Horne, Ryan Van Horne 
| The Sports Network (TSN)
It all started at the 1986 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in Kamloops, B.C. Forty years later, the man known as the “Voice of Curling” is calling his last bonspiel as Vic Rauter will retire following the World Men’s Curling Championship in Ogden, Utah. His final broadcast will be Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. when he calls the gold-medal game of the tournament.
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Dunstone looking to lead Canada to its first men’s curling worlds title since 2017

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By Ryan Horne, Ryan Van Horne 
| The Sports Network (TSN)
Brad Jacobs ended Canada’s 12-year gold medal drought at the Winter Olympics last month in Cortina, Italy. Matt Dunstone will now look to do the same at the World Men’s Curling Championship Ogden, Utah.
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Canada’s Team Einarson look to complete unfinished business at World Women’s Curling Championship

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By Ryan Horne, Ryan Van Horne 
| The Sports Network (TSN)
Kerri Einarson has unfinished business at the World Women’s Curling Championship. The 38-year-old skip will wear the Maple Leaf at the event for the fourth time following a thrilling win over Manitoba rival Team Kaitlyn Lawes in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts final back in late January from Mississauga, Ont. Curling glory for @EinarsonTeam in Mississauga! They'll represent Canada at the World Women's Curling Championship in Calgary from March 14-22, seeking their first gold medal at the event.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I covered sports for my community weekly when I was 18.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I remember buying my first typewriter and carrying it home on the handlebars of my bicycle.

How is social media changing news?

Scoops last minutes -- maybe hours -- not a day. More importantly, it's encouraging more journalists to interact publicly.

Awards

Atlantic Journalism Awards

1993 - Spot News

Won with colleagues for first-day coverage of Westray Mine disaster in which 26 miners died.

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