David Carrigg is a journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, focusing on local news and events. He has written for publications such as The Vancouver Sun, The Province, and Edmonton Sun, covering a wide range of topics including real estate, weather, legal disputes, missing persons cases, and police incidents. His work has also been featured in various other publications across Canada.
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David Carrigg's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and breaking stories in the British Columbia region. His interest lies in evolving and breaking stories, making him open to pitches related to ongoing events or recent developments in the local area.
Given his focus on missing persons cases and crime-related content, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics that provide new insights or updates. Additionally, given his attention to government announcements, relevant press releases or expert commentary on governmental decisions impacting the British Columbia area could also be of interest.
As most of his articles are centered around Crime and Weather themes within British Columbia, providing relevant information about criminal activities or weather-related incidents occurring locally would likely capture his attention effectively.
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Fire broke out in 26-storey strata tower on the 1500-block of Alberni Street Article content
By: David Carrigg
Pier will be built at either Brownsville Bar Park or Surrey Public Wharf Article content
By: David Carrigg
Hot springs in Kootenay National Park long used by First Nations were commercialized by the Canadian government in the 1920s
By: David Carrigg
Advocates says Surrey RCMP's use of traffic cameras helped in arrest of three accused killers
By: David Carrigg
Article content The federal government has spent $29 million renovating the Radium Hot Springs Aquacourt building and pools. Article content
"This is not the Wild West of f****** procedure," said councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung Article content
Detour in effect using Horseshoe Bay Drive but drivers are asked to avoid the area A grass fire near Horseshoe Bay has forced the closure of Highway 99 in both directions Monday.
Criminal investigation underway after collision on Postill Lake Forest Service Road
By: David Carrigg
The City of Vancouver is searching for the owner of a multi-million home with a dangerous collapsing garage in Kits Point. Find out more.
By: David Carrigg
B.C.'s provincial health officer says a Metro Vancouver teenager has tested positive, becoming Canada's first case of avian flu in a human.
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