Amanda Follett Hosgood is a Northern BC Reporter at Northern BC Reporter. She focuses on themes related to supply chain and logistics, exploring topics such as climate policy, energy regulation, and green logistics. Amanda's work has been featured in notable publications including Daily Climate, The Tyee, IndigiNews, and Environmental Health News.
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Amanda Follett Hosgood's coverage centers on local government and politics, as well as cultural and societal issues in the context of British Columbia, Canada, with a specific focus on Indigenous land rights. Her work often includes expert commentary and announcements related to ongoing stories.
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A photo showing a barge with a tree implanted in its front is real, The Tyee can confirm.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood
Stalled investigations, inaction and missing evidence have meant no answers to allegations of abuse of girls.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood, Isaac Phan Nay
As governments move to incorporate AI into freedom of information, critics raise concerns over transparency and privacy.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood
Investigators recommend a fine. But the province hasn't disclosed who is believed to be responsible.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood
The force is arguing the tribunal shouldn’t provide police oversight. But an expert says the appeal reflects resistance to reform.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood
The RCMP says the briefings are meant to provide ‘situational awareness.’ One climate advocate says it’s ‘deeply disturbing.’
The wife of Quesnel’s mayor sued, but the case was dismissed under anti-SLAPP legislation.
Lifelong Haida Gwaii resident Lisa Pineault wants to take a hard look at costs and access for remote residents.
By: Amanda Follett Hosgood
‘Disgruntled employee’ and schedule change also played a role in incident that incurred $32,500 fine.
A northern official has called on the province to force companies to build a lasting housing legacy for rural communities.
