Chris Bush is a photographer and reporter based in Nanaimo, Canada. He has a strong focus on local news and has worked with various publications such as Nanaimo News Bulletin, Lake Cowichan Gazette, and other Black Press, Inc. newspapers. Chris covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, social issues, and local government decisions.
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Nanaimo, Canada (Local)
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Chris Bush's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Nanaimo, with significant attention to evolving stories and government announcements. He particularly covers crime-related topics and community events.
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By: Chris Bush
Occupant of Prideaux Street supportive housing rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries
By: Chris Bush
Building materials exchange program promotes circular economy
By: Chris Bush
Arbutus Music store owner's fortunes put him in tune with retirement
By: Chris Bush
Experts at economic summit discuss energy sources now and into the future
By: Chris Bush
Nanaimo mainstay Arbutus Music closing after 30 years as store owner's fortunes put him in tune with retirement
By: Chris Bush
Experts at economic summit discuss energy sources now and into the future
Sentencing hearing was held in provincial court in Nanaimo on Nov. 4
Co-management with city ensures Vancouver Island Military Museum's future
By: Chris Bush
Wisteria Community Association's Stone Soup continuing to distribute meals to people experiencing homelessness
Stolen money recovered by bank, but Nathan Randall wants others to avoid falling victim to scam
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