Dean Stoltz is a journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia, writing for CHEK Media. With a focus on local news, Dean covers a wide range of topics including community events, environmental issues, labor disputes, and regional developments. His articles provide insight into the issues and stories that matter to the people of Vancouver Island and the surrounding areas.
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Dean Stoltz's articles cover a wide range of local news, with a focus on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news. The themes covered include entertainment news, family & relationships, crime, and government & politics.
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Environment Canada says a prolonged atmospheric rain event lasting into Sunday will be accompanied by strong winds.
Candidates and voters had to wait until Sunday afternoon before finally seeing results from every poll in Saturday's election.
Martin Leduc stopped to help the victim of a hit and run Thursday in Cedar and says the driver who fled the scene "has no humanity."
The man who admitted to killing his 27-year-old girlfriend in Nanaimo in May 2021 will spend the next two years plus a day in a federal penitentiary.
The weekend break-in and a recent fire has the near-century old organization pondering its future.
The Philippine Mars is back in the water again at Sproat Lake and hundreds if not thousands of people around the Alberni Valley are keeping a close eye on her movements every day.
The BCCDC says young people are being affected the most with 15 to 20 per cent of those tested having confirmed cases.
A Comox Valley organization is hoping to raise an additional $150,000 to purchase 37 hectares of trees before they are logged.
A coroner's inquest into the fatal 2018 police shooting at Departure Bay ferry terminal got underway in Nanaimo on Tuesday.
Aggie Pringle turned 54 years old Wednesday and celebrated by walking 26 kilometres in the pouring rain. “One word – damp. Very, very damp.
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