Eric Richards is a video editor specializing in local news coverage in the Cowichan Valley region of Canada. With a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community, Eric has contributed to various media outlets including 897 Juice FM, 989 Jet FM, My Campbell River Now, WMBF, 957 Coast FM, and CKAY. His work has also been featured on WBAY-TV.
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Eric Richards' coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics, as well as cultural and societal events in the Cowichan Valley region of Canada. He also covers various topics such as land transfer, conservation, winter storms, public art, and emergency services.
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By: Eric Richards
The decision came after several property owners and managers took to the podium to express their concerns.
Eric's Latest Articles Cowichan Coalition to End Homelessness's new plan for housing and homelessness in the region builds on the success of the Village.
Cowichan Coalition to End Homelessness's new plan for housing and homelessness in the region builds on the success of the Village.
Groundbreaking held on new high school in Carolina Forest (WMBF NEWS) By Eric Richards Published: Dec. 7, 2024 at 6:22 PM GMT+1
The owner of a now-closed water park is giving new details about what could be taking over the property.
By: Eric Richards
City leaders approved an overlay restricting rental owners from converting short-term rentals into long-term rentals.
The Winter Indigenous Makers Market lifts up Indigenous artists and provides non-Indigenous people with a chance to buy authentic art.
One of the two people shot at a Myrtle Beach-area bar died, according to the Horry County Coroner’s Office.
By: Eric Richards
The South Carolina Department of Transportation says rehabilitation could start in early 2025 on the Cypress Avenue bridge in Garden City.
By: Eric Richards
A years-long conservation project to reintroduce bluebirds to the Cowichan Valley celebrates its success in 2024.
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