Colin Dacre is a Content Director at Castanet News. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, construction and real estate, and climate change and the environment. 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: Colin Dacre
More evacuation alerts lifted More residents near the Bradley Creek wildfire have been given the all-clear.
New wildfire now 'held' UPDATE 6:15 p.m. The BC Wildfire Service has now classified the fire as "held."
By: Colin Dacre
West Kelowna is moving ahead with upgrades to its water treatment plant at Powers Creek.
By: Colin Dacre
Memorial sparks uproar Police are investigating a viral graffiti incident in Golden Ears Provincial Park.
A crash is slowing Highway 97 in Lake Country at Oceola Road. Motorists say a three-vehicle collision in the intersection is causing significant delays to southbound traffic.
A wildfire burning north of Castlegar has grown rapidly over the past day. The Ezra Creek wildfire, which is about 6.5 kilometers northeast of Castlegar, has now grown to 150 hectares.
Kelowna has the fifth-highest median child care fees in the country for both infants and preschool-aged children, according to a new national report
By: Colin Dacre
UPDATE 8:30 p.m. The BC Wildfire Service has adjusted the size estimate of the Ezra Creek wildfire north of Castlegar down to 116 hectares.
As the Ezra Creek wildfire grew quickly this afternoon to now 200 hectares, the many rural communities surrounding the fire on Mount Sentinel are still safe, noted the Tarrys Fire Rescue on social media.
By: Colin Dacre
It appears Kelowna voters will have an abundance of choice when they go to the polls in October.
