John Mackie is a Reporter at the Vancouver Sun. With a career spanning over four decades, he specializes in arts and entertainment, cultural movements, and regional interest, often exploring themes related to real estate and heritage issues. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Calgary Sun, Windsor Star, and Times Colonist.
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John Mackie's coverage primarily focuses on local Vancouver history, landmarks, and culture. He often covers events and government announcements related to entertainment news, culture & society in the Vancouver area.
When reaching out to John, consider providing insights or stories related to Vancouver's rich history, iconic landmarks or cultural events. Experts with knowledge of historical events or individuals tied to Vancouver would be valuable contributors for his articles. Additionally, sources who can provide context around architectural developments or societal changes in the city may also catch his attention.
Given John’s focus on specific historical periods and events within the local community of Vancouver, contributions should ideally highlight unique aspects of the city's past and present that align with his coverage themes.
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By: John Mackie
The space at the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre includes 5,000 books and pieces of memorabilia. Find out more.
By: John Mackie
Historic neighbourhood has wealth of cheap eats, but also some of the city's most acclaimed restaurants.
By: John Mackie
Wrestling promoter Emil Klank and an 'Era of Wonderful Nonsense' in Vancouver
By: John Mackie
In making the announcement, Mayor Ken Sim asks board to lift Kits Pool COVID-era restrictions
By: John Mackie
This week, a one-of-a-kind Smilin’ Buddha piggy bank was being catalogued alongside several new donations to the museum’s collection of approximately 80,000 items
By: John Mackie
The large Canadian Pacific ship Princess Victoria was ripping along when it rammed the smaller tugboat Chehalis
By: John Mackie
Properties such as this are sometimes referred to as “orphan” sites.
By: John Mackie
He won awards for his news photos but sports and feature photography were his real forte.
By: John Mackie
Sgt. Masumi Mitsui led the fight to secure the vote for Japanese Canadians in 1931.
By: John Mackie
Lawrence Books has been a Dunbar fixture since the 1980s.
