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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Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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.
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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
‘Under The Bridge' premiered on Hulu Wednesday, April 17, set to debut on Disney+ Canada on May 8
By: Jordy Cunningham, Bailey Seymour
The police presence occurred around 5 p.m. One man has been arrested for possessing a weapon after an incident in downtown Victoria on Monday afternoon.
‘Under The Bridge’ premiered on Hulu Wednesday, April 17, set to debut on Disney+ Canada on May 8
A major contrubuiter to the increase is due to the regional transit levy
The almost seven-acre Store Street site could see up to 600 residential units
By: Bailey Seymour
The town need to pass the new zoning bylaw by June 30 The Town of Sidney is looking to overhaul their zoning bylaw after adopting a new
By: Bailey Seymour
20 B.C. municipalities were named as priority for new housing targets
175 British Columbians lost their lives in the workplace in 2023
Victoria Sikhs celebrated Sikh New Year and the establishment of the Sikh religion in 1699
The goal is to provide more affordable rental homes for B.C. residents
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