Barb Brouwer is a local journalist based in Salmon Arm, British Columbia. With a focus on community news, Barb writes for multiple publications including the Golden Star, Eagle Valley News, and Salmon Arm Observer. Her articles cover a wide range of topics from local events and cultural collaborations to political disputes and community initiatives.
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Barb Brouwer's local focus on Salmon Arm, British Columbia suggests she is interested in articles related to the community’s culture, entertainment news, and business & industry. Her coverage attributes point towards a preference for expert commentary and government announcements.
Given her interest in local government, housing issues, council decisions, and community development in Salmon Arm and its surrounding areas like Golden or Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. She may be open to pitches that provide insights from experts on these topics or offer exclusive access to new developments within the region. If you have expertise in local governance or housing matters specific to this region of Canada, your pitch could be well-received by Barb Brouwer.
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By: Barb Brouwer
'Non-profits are afraid the government is coming to swallow them up…'
Performers to dive into characters for staged reading of A Christmas Carol
The living wage increased by 3.6 per cent
By: Barb Brouwer
'I’ve turned the corner where you can’t even see the lines; it’s a scary spot in my mind'
By: Barb Brouwer
'…put it back to the developer to figure it out'
By: Barb Brouwer
'Syrian people have suffered enough; we need time to recover'
'… I believe we are underestimating that in a significant way'
By: Barb Brouwer
'They recognize that it costs a lot of money to deliver this service and our costs are going up'
By: Barb Brouwer
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