Beth Rochester is a student journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She writes for publications such as Daily Hive and blogTO, focusing on local news and lifestyle topics. Beth's work has also been featured in The Ubyssey Publications Society, showcasing her passion for reporting on issues that matter to the community.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Beth Rochester's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly related to British Columbia and Vancouver. She often covers topics related to house & home, entertainment news, family & relationships with a seasonal touch. She may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or expert insights on local events, real estate trends, lifestyle topics specific to British Columbia and Vancouver.
Given the emphasis on weather-related articles and seasonal content such as Christmas and skiing, she may also welcome pitches related to these themes but tailored specifically to her geographic focus.
Pitches offering interviews with local experts or individuals involved in the stories covered by Beth could be appealing. Additionally, providing data-driven insights into relevant topics within British Columbia might capture her attention.
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British Columbians love their hikes and can now add an extra trek to their hiking repertoire with the newest spot in Port Coquitlam.
One man sued a BC seller for almost $1,000 after discovering that the Peloton treadmill he purchased had an unresponsive touchscreen.
Spanish Banks no longer has free parking as parking rates came into effect yesterday at the popular beach park.
The Vancouver Open has transformed Kitsilano Beach into a volleyball extravaganza, and it looks like locals were loving the competition.
One BC house has taken the typical picture of a tree house to the next level with its stunning blend of indoor and outdoor living.
Hordes of people turned up at English Bay Beach last night for a surprise pop-up party hosted by iconic Canadian DJ Felix Cartal.
A situation over a mirror took a drastic turn when Pieter Rutgers passed away before being able to complete the custom furniture order.
A BC-based charity has released a list that shows where the top ten deadliest communities for black bears are in the province.
The Surrey RCMP is seeking help from the public to identify a man who sexually assaulted a stranger in her home in the Bear Creek area.
When raspberries cost over $10, it can feel like we're barely managing to keep our heads above water with Vancouver's prices.
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