Jeremy Hainsworth is a Reporter at Glacier Media. He specializes in legal, regulatory, human rights, and crime issues, drawing on his extensive experience as a past international freelance journalist. Jeremy has been featured in various publications, including the Western Investor, Alaska Highway News, and Times Colonist, among others, and is known for his passion for airline food.
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Jeremy Hainsworth covers legal cases, crime, and government-related news in British Columbia. His articles often focus on local incidents and legal developments. If you are pitching to Jeremy, consider providing insights from legal experts or law enforcement officials familiar with the specific context of British Columbia's legal system.
As a journalist focused on covering local crime and legal issues within government & politics in British Columbia, your pitch should offer perspectives from individuals directly involved in these matters or those who have expertise related to the region's criminal justice system or political landscape.
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By: Jeremy Hainsworth
Two neighbours collided at the bottom of their overlapping driveways.
By: Elana Shepert, Jeremy Hainsworth, Brendan Kergin
Surrey's premier world-class, mixed-use development for shopping, dining, services and activities is hosting a special summer events schedule
By: Jeremy Hainsworth
The Civil Resolution Tribunal found the company breached the parties' contract to arrange a vacation package when it did not provide other flight options.
By: Jeremy Hainsworth
The 22-year-old victim remains in in hospital with life-threatening injuries after the July 20 Kitsilano attack.
By: Alanna Kelly, Jeremy Hainsworth
Kai-Ji Adam Lo is now charged with 11 counts of second-degree murder.
Back in May, Vancouver police officers found a woman in her 40s who had allegedly been robbed and violently assaulted in a washroom.
Police seized cash, cocaine, crystal methamphetamine, fentanyl and pills, as well as multiple weapons, in the Downtown Eastside.
Sentencing judge: "These victims may be unknown but they are out there somewhere."
By: Jeremy Hainsworth
B.C. Supreme Court proposed class action against Amazon claims privacy breaches and the retention of data to train AI.
Port, Enbridge make no commitments on new pipeline to B.C.’s coast
