Courtney Dickson is a reporter at various media outlets based in Vancouver, B.C. She focuses on themes such as health and wellness, animal rights, and regional interest, covering topics ranging from international sports leagues to consumer health and mental health. Courtney's work has been featured in the Philippine Canadian Inquirer, CBC, and Knowledia.
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Courtney Dickson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Victoria area of Canada. Her articles often include government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships, culture & society, mental health, as well as events in British Columbia and Metro Vancouver.
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By: Courtney Dickson
Prince Rupert's Yota Kano is competing in the Race to Alaska
By: Courtney Dickson
Some jurisdictions don't have enough firefighters or aircraft to effectively fight fires, report finds
By: Courtney Dickson
Wildfire was discovered Tuesday morning, according to the B.C. Wildfire Service
By: Courtney Dickson
Dozens of properties remain on evacuation order, alert in Lytton area
By: Courtney Dickson
Bryan Tennant worries his daughter won't have access to support next fall
By: Courtney Dickson
Experts have described the 2021 heat dome as the most deadly weather event in Canadian history
By: Courtney Dickson
Mayor says village still needs services, businesses to return — and investment in community
By: Courtney Dickson
Air quality in Kamloops classified as very high risk, according to Environment Canada
By: Courtney Dickson
‘The story of this hospital is like the whole story arc of my career'
By: Courtney Dickson
Band 'still trying to figure out' what Heated Rivalry success means, Dan Boeckner says
