Brent Richter is a full-time news reporter at North Shore News. He covers a diverse range of topics including municipal council, police and crime, and regional interest, with a keen focus on construction and real estate, as well as the sports industry. Brent's work has been featured in numerous publications, including New West Record, Times Colonist, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Brent Richter's coverage predominantly revolves around local news from North Vancouver, with a focus on crime, business, sports, and family-related issues. He frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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Macklin Celebrini will be the highest paid player in NHL history.
By: Brent Richter
All four major federal parties have now picked candidates.
In the 1980s, there were plans to cut down the old-growth trees and build a new subdivision.
By: Brent Richter
“This was a dynamic and frightening situation for many bystanders who witnessed the incident in a very populated area.”
By: Brent Richter
Council's vote was based on ‘misinformation' that was never corrected, the B.C. Supreme Court petition states.
Police don’t know how long the teen had been lying unconcious at the side of the road before someone found him.
By: Brent Richter
Just hours after the incident, a West Vancouver teen was rushed to hospital with serious head injuries he sustained in an e-dirt bike crash.
People have lost confidence in Mayor Mark Sager, Thompson says.
By: Brent Richter
Elections Canada says almost 19 per cent of eligible voters have already cast a ballot.
The Office of Civil Forfeiture already seized his Mercedes, alleging it was an “instrument of unlawful activity.”
