Carla Wilson is a reporter at Times Colonist. She covers a range of topics including business, regional interest, and marine-related news, with a strong focus on real estate and construction. Carla's work has been featured in various publications such as The Province, The Vancouver Sun, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Carla's coverage emphasizes local news, particularly in British Columbia and Vancouver Island. She regularly reports on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to topics such as real estate, B.C. Ferries, transportation & logistics, and community events.
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Given her focus on local issues within a specific geographic area in Canada (British Columbia and Victoria), tailored pitches relevant to these locations would likely capture her attention more effectively than broader national or international stories.
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By: Carla Wilson
Two Central Saanich police officers were arrested on their way to work Tuesday and charged with sexually assaulting the same woman.
By: Carla Wilson
Dean Leon Propp has also been barred from publishing or distributing via the internet defamatory statements about the city's communications manager
The food bank, launched three decades ago, serves more than 320 individuals and their families each month — an increase of 26 per cent in the past three years
By: Carla Wilson
In a report to the court, monitor Deloitte Restructuring Inc. questioned the company's ability to meet financial goals
By: Carla Wilson
Victoria-based Accent Inns Inc. was named Tourism Employer of the Year at the Tourism Industry Association of Canada's annual awards this month in Vancouver
By: Carla Wilson
Marcel Theriault's power was cut off a week ago and a $500 non-compliance fine was imposed by the harbour authority for remaining at the dock
By: Carla Wilson
The First Nation, which takes over the site on Canada Avenue on Jan. 15, plans to use it for the Tribes' emergency services and public works teams
Unionized transit workers in the Cowichan Valley have voted unanimously in favour of strike action but expect to return to bargaining in the new year in the hopes of reaching a deal.
By: Carla Wilson
In a report to the court, monitor Deloitte Restructuring Inc. questioned the company’s ability to meet financial goals
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