Cornelia Naylor is a Reporter at Burnaby NOW. She covers a range of topics including crime, courts, and education, while also delving into themes of culture and society, transportation and mobility, and regional interest. Cornelia's work has been featured in notable publications such as Tri City News, Pique Newsmagazine, and The Tyee.
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Burnaby, Canada (Local)
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Cornelia Naylor's coverage is primarily focused on local crime, legal cases, and evolving stories in Burnaby and the surrounding areas. She also covers entertainment news related to local events or occurrences.
If you are pitching a story to Cornelia, consider offering insights into ongoing criminal investigations or court cases in the Burnaby area. Additionally, if you have expertise in local education issues or can provide unique perspectives related to entertainment events with ties to the region, your pitch may be well-received.
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Emergency protocols activated at Royal Columbian Hospital after the power went out Monday morning
Targeted enforcements planned to improve safety
Lindsay Ellis, 38, has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in jail for break-ins between November and January.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Local Mounties handed out 57 tickets Wednesday during a crackdown on e-bike and e-scooter violations
Work on the 70-year-old Newell Substation was originally supposed to be finished in 2027, but BC Hydro has moved completion to 2031
The Cameron Community Centre and Library will open next year
By: Cornelia Naylor
The R2 RapidBus extension will replace Route 222 starting Sept. 7
By: Cornelia Naylor
Workers launched a rolling strike at the Big Bend facility Tuesday morning
Patterson SkyTrain station users can now buy healthy cold-pressed juices and dried fruit snacks made from surplus donated food
Police are investigating an incident inside a men’s washroom last week
