Brendan Kergin is a reporter for various local publications in Vancouver, Canada, including Vancouver is Awesome, iNFOnews, North Shore News, and New West Record. With a focus on local news and events, Brendan covers a wide range of topics, from restaurant closures and historic photos to weather updates and celebrity shout-outs.
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Brendan Kergin's coverage is heavily focused on local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in the Vancouver area. He often reports on evolving stories and private sector announcements related to these themes.
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By: Brendan Kergin
The underground stations are beginning to come together.
By: Brendan Kergin
The mountains are part of the same range as the North Shore Mountains.
A Kootenay Mountie who slept with a woman he met after being called to deal with her drunk-driving ex-husband has been fined three weeks pay but managed to hang onto his job.
It was a close vote While the stereotypical Canadian Christmas includes a lot of snow, Vancouver tends to buck that trend.
By: Brendan Kergin
"It doesn't look like it's going to be a white Christmas." Vancouver's going to be sticking with grey skies and rainy days for the foreseeable future.
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Here are five things you could give someone for Christmas. It's Dec. 15, and if you celebrate Christmas (or another gift-giving holiday) on Dec. 25, then the days are few to go get those gifts.
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It'll hit the streets in the spring
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Critics of the upcoming Kamloops cancer clinic want the plans redrawn to avoid splitting chemotherapy and radiation services, but the province says it's simply not feasible.
Two Vernon RCMP officers under investigation by the province's police watchdog will not face criminal charges after an arrest three years ago left a man with five broken ribs.
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The property was run as a monastery for HÜMÜH, a Western sect of Buddhism founded
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