George Henderson is a local journalist based in Quesnel, Canada. His work has been featured in publications such as the Chatham Star-Tribune and Lexology. George covers a range of topics including weather, crime, local government, and community events in the Cariboo region.
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Quesnel, Canada (Local)
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George Henderson's reporting focuses primarily on local news, particularly crime, weather, and government & politics in Quesnel and the surrounding areas. Sources with insights or data related to local crime trends, weather patterns specific to the Cariboo region, as well as those involved in local government and political matters could be valuable contributors.
Given George's focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to his geographic area of interest, sources should be ready to provide timely information when reaching out. Additionally, there may also be opportunities for experts who can provide analysis or commentary on broader social issues tied into the covered topics within this region.
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The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department responded to the highest number of calls ever recorded in 2024 !
There was a fire at the Grace Inn in Quesnel this (Wednesday) morning. Fire Chief Ron Richert says they were called to a structure fire just off of Davie Street at around 9-35 a.m.
Quesnel RCMP responded to an accident on Highway 97 just south of town last (Jan 14) night.
By: Meta Time, George Henderson
Quesnel RCMP say there has been a recent rash of mail theft in the area. Police say they have received several reports of mailboxes being broken into at multiple locations since Monday. (January 13)
RCMP confirm that a 26-year old male was briefly taken into custody before being released on a promise to appear in court at a later date.
Redz Shedz flexed it's muscles last night in Quesnel's Super (Sponsor) League of Curling.
A date for sentencing has been set for an Esk'etemc man who was found guilty of manslaughter.
Warming shelters were on the agenda at this week's Quesnel City Council meeting, and specifically a lack of an extreme cold policy.
A trial date has been confirmed for a Quesnel man who is accused of abducting a 10-year old boy.
There was a tragic accident earlier today (Friday) at the WestPine MDF Plant in Quesnel.
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