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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Songs from "Spirited Away," "My Neighbour Tortoro," and more will be played live.
By: Brendan Kergin
The flames were doused in seconds. It seems an unlikely hero stopped an East Vancouver cheese shop from a potentially terrible situation.
The shelter will be recycled. It seems the days are numbered for the replica streetcar/bus shelter at the corner of Broadway and Kingsway.
By: Brendan Kergin
"Your dog must appear healthy to enter the U.S." Dog owners are getting a reprieve on what would have been an involved process for dogs
By: Brendan Kergin
It's a villa, a vineyard and a wedding venue. For those dreaming of leaving the city and a more relaxed lifestyle, buying this winery estate on Okanagan Lake might be the perfect move.
By: Brendan Kergin
It's been in the Davie Village seven years After seven years, the Davie Dosa Company is closing up shop in the Davie Village.
By: Brendan Kergin
Did you catch the show? Team Malaysia's midweek fireworks display brought a spectacle to Vancouver's sky as the Celebration of Light continued for its second of three nights.
By: Brendan Kergin
Police are searching for a 'person of interest' in the case and have released video footage from a security camera.
By: Brendan Kergin
"I crushed my ankle a couple of times." It sounds like Ryan Reynolds has a perfectly reasonable fear of forklifts after his time working at a Vancouver Safeway.
By: Brendan Kergin
"It puts us back where we should be." Out on the Shelves , Vancouver's oldest and largest library dedicated to the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, is moving.
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