Bailey Seymour is a local journalist based in Ladysmith, British Columbia. With a focus on community news, Bailey covers a range of topics including local government, business developments, cultural events, and environmental issues. Their work has been featured in various publications including the Nanaimo News Bulletin, Black Press, Inc., and the Campbell River Mirror.
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Bailey Seymour’s coverage focuses heavily on local news, including municipal announcements, events, and community issues in the Ladysmith area of British Columbia. She places particular emphasis on government announcements and cultural themes such as music and sports.
When reaching out to Bailey, consider pitches that involve local government decisions or events taking place in her designated geographic focus. Pitches related to local entertainment or sporting events may also be well received.
Given the nature of her coverage topics (Ladysmith, Nanaimo), it would be beneficial for sources pitching to have relevance or impact within these specific areas. Additionally, those with insights into municipal affairs or community-based initiatives would likely resonate with Bailey's reporting focus.
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By: Bailey Seymour
Joe Clark and Lloyd Axworthy had a conversation at the Victoria Forum
Peer support team lead Tracy Taylor spoke with reporters about her history with mental illness. Bailey Seymour/Black Press
By: Bailey Seymour
Allendale Road clinic will start taking patients on Sept. 4 West Shore residents will soon have improved access to mental health and substance
By: Jake Romphf, Bailey Seymour, Liam Razzell
B.C. United agreed to suspend their campaign and join forces with the Conservatives
By: Bailey Seymour
Paul Spencer died at Royal Jubilee Hospital in September 2019 The inquest into the death of a 43-year-old man who died while in care of a
By: Bailey Seymour
Paul Spencer died at Royal Jubilee Hospital in September 2019
By: Bailey Seymour
Police say the first phases of the Pandora Avenue And Ellice Street Safety Plan have been a success
Johnny Welch was shot three times with less-lethal rounds by Saanich police
By: Bailey Seymour
Johnny Welch was shot three times with less-lethal rounds by Saanich police
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