Connor McDowell is a journalist based in Courtenay, British Columbia. He writes for various local newspapers, including the Alberni Valley News, Campbell River Mirror, Comox Valley Record, and Nanaimo News Bulletin. Connor covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and human interest stories.
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Connor’s coverage indicates a focus on local news and events in the Courtenay and Comox Valley area, with an emphasis on community-related topics such as entertainment, family & relationships, and local announcements. He appears to value expert commentary and government announcements.
To effectively reach out to Connor Mcdowell, consider providing human interest stories or expert insights related to local events in the Courtenay/Comox Valley area. Stories about community initiatives, events affecting residents’ daily lives (like traffic updates), or features about noteworthy locals would likely be well-received given his themes of entertainment news and family & relationships.
Given that he has covered police raids and garbage enforcement before, pitches concerning these issues should also be considered for outreach.
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A provincial farmer mental-health program that provides counselling services and mental health supports to the local community has been granted
By: Connor McDowell
Art Van Winkel — the stationary fixture outside a Minnedosa art store — got his head back in the right place this Christmas season. Art lost his head (literally!) to thieves several times this year. A...
“We would finish our shift at either two or three in the morning, and then we literally would go home, sit on the couch and wait for the phone to ring.”
By: Connor McDowell
The province launched a Westman Regional Cabinet office a year ago to connect our area of the province with movers and shakers in Winnipeg.
Questions over taxation, budgets and declining services in both health care, and city and provincial infrastructure overshadowed much of the news
A crash knocked down a traffic light and ripped the front end off an SUV on Wednesday afternoon in Brandon. Read this article for free:
By: Connor McDowell, Brandon Sun
Professional skiers, including U.S. Olympic gold-medal skier Alex Hall, visited Brandon on Wednesday and spent the afternoon grinding a 30-foot handrail in Rideau Park.
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