HeyJaredCam Tait
STORY ANGLES - Human Interest Focus: Frequently highlights personal stories and emotional narratives, often tied to broader societal or cultural themes (e.g., seniors’ dignity, medical struggles, sports nostalgia).
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Edmonton Sun
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 5, 2026
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Cam Tait: Friends remember legacy of Oilers owners group architect Cal Nichols (opens the original)
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There is a rugged, unspoken mercy in every final goodbye. Never, do we walk away hollow. When the hymn drifts into the rafters and handshakes soften to silence, grief slips a sacred heirloom into your coat pocket. A spark of their fire. A splinter of their spine. We don’t just mourn a giant: rather we harvest the seed he sowed. We pocket his courage, claim his quiet truth, and stitch his stubborn heartbeat into our own chest. Close your eyes for just a heartbeat, and let the frantic noise of thi
TAIT: Albertans with disabilities betrayed by Smith government (opens the original)
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Something’s been sitting on my chest all summer, heavy as anything. I have cerebral palsy, and nearly five decades writing about this community for a living. I am not on AISH. I am not on ADAP. But I have sat across kitchen tables from people who are, watched what this summer has done to their […]
TAIT: Remembering editor, friend and mentor George Ward (opens the original)
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Late July 1979. The lobby bar of the Westin Hotel. A man sat alone at a table. In the corner. Edmonton Sun columnist Paul Rimstead — a character’s character among newspapermen — was with me, and asked if we could join him. It’s beyond logic that he said yes, given our entrance. You see, Paul […]
TAIT: From Director of Fun to Grandpa — Steve Hogle steps down from Riverhawks organization (opens the original)
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The spring of 1985 owed me a morning. Five days on the road covering wheelchair basketball in Eugene, Ore., 14-hour days stacked one on top of the other, and I had finally — finally — earned the sacred right to sleep in. My pillow and I had an understanding. Then came a knock on my […]
Tait: Steve Hogle steps down from Edmonton Riverhawks organization (opens the original)
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Five days on the road covering wheelchair basketball in Eugene, Ore., 14-hour days stacked one on top of the other, and I had finally — finally — earned the sacred right to sleep in. Then came a knock on my door so thunderous it could have registered on the Richter scale, followed by a voice I instantly recognized from somewhere deep in my mind’s soundtrack: “Hey, Tait! Get up, you lazy bum! Hurry up — the day is almost over!” I pried one eye open, and in walked Steve Hogle, grinning ear to ear,
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