April Lawrence is a News Reporter at CHEK Media. She covers a range of topics with a focus on social issues, homelessness, and seasonal themes such as holidays and Christmas, often highlighting the impact of scams on vulnerable communities. April's insightful reporting has made her a prominent voice in addressing these critical issues.
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April Lawrence's coverage mainly focuses on local news in British Columbia, Canada. The topics she covers include government & politics, weather, and family & relationships. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to local events, legal cases, healthcare issues, and community concerns.
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A large crowd of graduate students and faculty gathered at UVic and other universities Monday to push for increased funding.
After three raids by the Community Safety Unit, the Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club has started its own legal action against the province
Hundreds of investors watched eagerly as a receivership hearing into Greg Martel and his Victoria-based business resumed in B.C. Supreme Court
By: April Lawrence
A Victoria woman fears she may have lost retirement savings after investing with Greg Martel's company, My Mortgage Auction.
By: April Lawrence
Island cancer care advocates say shorter wait times are welcome but will be stressful for cancer patients to access treatment in Bellingham.
Patients may find even longer waits at two Island Health ERs in the months ahead due to staffing shortages.
Fire crews were able to deploy hand lines to the area and knock the fire down quickly before it spread to surrounding bushes and trees.
Frankie Edroff raised more than $1 million for charity but after lifelong medical issues Frankie is now the one in need.
Homeless campers were told to pack up and leave the Topaz skate park Tuesday afternoon after rising public complaints.
By: April Lawrence
A Saanich contractor who's shown up on records claiming he owes Greg Martel's company $15 million says he's never borrowed a cent.
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