Joanne Lee-Young is a staff reporter based in Vancouver, Canada. With a focus on local news, Joanne covers a wide range of topics including urban development, housing issues, municipal politics, and community stories. Her work has been featured in various publications, including TBD, The Province, The Vancouver Sun, Windsor Star, Times Colonist, and Regina Leader-Post.
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Joanne Lee-Young's articles predominantly focus on local Vancouver issues, particularly pertaining to housing, development, and politics. Her coverage often includes government announcements and legal policy regulations.
Given her focus on government announcements and the real estate industry, she would likely be interested in commentary from experts in urban planning, housing policies or community development within the Vancouver area. Furthermore, Joanne might also seek insights from professionals with a deep understanding of local political dynamics related to housing and development.
As her geographic scope is primarily local (Canada/Vancouver), pitches should emphasize relevance to these areas for maximum impact.
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By: Joanne Lee-Young
Several homes along Deep Cove's Panorama Drive remain evacuated due to flood damage
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Fire investigators say the cause of the blaze on 20th floor on Alberni Street is still undetermined.
By: Douglas Quan, Joanne Lee-Young
Across Vancouver, there are 388 buildings that are only partially installed with sprinklers. Another 83 have no sprinklers at all.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Asking price is more than double its assessed value, with the listing touting the site's redevelopment potential under the Broadway plan.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Engineers said the $450 million project was designed to withstand a massive earthquake such as one with a magnitude of 9. See the photos.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
A 5.5 per cent increase in municipal property taxes and an 18.2 per cent increase in water, sewer and solid waste collection fees.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
As chefs grow older, working far beyond retirement ages, how can restaurateurs find, prepare new generation of chefs with same skill sets?
By: Joanne Lee-Young
There are a variety of factors that security officers have to consider when deciding whether to try to physically confront a shoplifter
By: Joanne Lee-Young
The report comes amid increasing uncertainty about the dominance of the single-family home
By: Joanne Lee-Young
The company has struggled to keep escalators working at its flagship downtown Vancouver store and withdrawn its planned Oakridge store.
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