Barry Coulter is a local journalist based in Cranbrook, British Columbia, focusing on reporting news and stories specific to the Kootenay region. With his work appearing in various local publications, Barry covers a range of topics including sports, community events, crime, and local profiles. His articles provide a voice for the voiceless and shed light on the unique aspects of the Kootenay area.
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Barry Coulter’s coverage is primarily focused on local events in Cranbrook, British Columbia, with a significant emphasis on crime and community news. He pays attention to sports events, entertainment news, and human interest stories within the region.
For effective outreach to Barry, consider providing updates or exclusive insights related to ongoing investigations by the RCMP in Creston or developments regarding community initiatives. Also highlight any unique local sporting events or music-related activities happening in Cranbrook that could be of interest.
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The Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Business Excellence Awards evening at the Key City Theatre, Oct. 24
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Piano students will take stage with Symphony of the Kootenays, for Mozart's No. Concert 13
Since the 1966 provincial election, when the riding we now call Kootenay-Rockies was created by the merger of the Cranbrook and Fernie ridings, Cranbrook has been represented in the provincial legislature by eight MLAs.
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