Colin Dacre is a Content Director at Castanet News. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as wildfires, traffic, crime, and social issues, particularly in the context of construction and real estate. Colin's work has been featured in various publications, including Pique Newsmagazine, Times Colonist, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Colin Dacre's focus is primarily on local news, particularly crime and community events in British Columbia. He places significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, which presents an opportunity for experts to provide real-time insights or commentary related to ongoing events.
Given the local nature of Colin's coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches that relate directly to the communities within British Columbia. Topics such as crime trends, emergency preparedness, or community initiatives are likely to resonate well with his audience.
In addition to crime-related topics, Colin has also covered entertainment news and government announcements. Therefore, pitches that tie into these areas while keeping a localized perspective may also capture his interest.
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By: Kathy Michaels, Rob Gibson, Colin Dacre
Construction may begin in June on a 104-space child care centre in Peachland.
By: Colin Dacre
Ronald Teneycke, one of the Okanagan’s most notorious violent criminals, will remain behind bars for the foreseeable future.
Highway 97 is slow near Leckie Road due to a crash.
By: Cindy White, Wayne Moore, Colin Dacre, Rob Gibson, Kirk Penton, Kathy Michaels
The Central Okanagan Food Bank has launched its 28th annual Set the Holiday Table matching campaign for this holiday season.
By: Cindy White, Wayne Moore, Colin Dacre, Rob Gibson, Kirk Penton, Kathy Michaels
The ice surface at Kelowna’s Stuart Park looks a little different this year, heralding a special event.
Photo: Donald Trump / Truth Social President-elect Donald Trump doubled down on an apparent joke about Canada joining the United States
By: Colin Dacre
President-elect Donald Trump doubled down on an apparent joke about Canada joining the United States Tuesday by posting an AI-generated image of himself standing beside the Canadian flag on a mountai
By: Colin Dacre
Christmas displays are starting to go up on houses throughout the Thompson-Okanagan.
By: Colin Dacre
Peachland's political discourse is getting increasingly toxic, says the mayor.
By: Colin Dacre
The BC Wildlife Federation is criticizing the federal government’s latest firearm ban as a \
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