Jon Manchester is a semi-retired journalist with a rich history of reporting on Canada, focusing on crime, social issues, and seasonal themes such as holidays and Christmas. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Castanet Media, Western Investor, New West Record, Vancouver is Awesome, and Castanet Kamloops.
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Jon's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and community events in the Vernon area of British Columbia. He also covers government announcements and breaking news.
Pitching local community events, power outages, traffic accidents or fire incidents in the Vernon area would align with Jon's coverage focus. Additionally, offering insights related to crime or government announcements specific to this region could be of interest to him.
Given his emphasis on these areas within a specific geographic scope, sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis relevant to these topics in the specified location are likely to resonate with Jon.
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The driver of a car that plunged through a concrete wall at a University of British Columbia parkade in Vancouver on Wednesday has died.
By: Jon Manchester
Vernon's chamber of commerce says new short-term rental legislation could pose serious risks to resorts that drive North Okanagan tourism.
By: Jon Manchester
Recent frigid weather emphasizes the need for the North Okanagan Rent Bank.
By: Jon Manchester
Municipalities across the Thompson-Okanagan and Shuswap will share in $51 million going to communities across B.C. to deliver housing faster.
By: Jon Manchester, Darren Handschuh
A Creston man has been charged after what RCMP called a “violent” assault against a woman.
By: Chelsey Mutter, Jon Manchester, Tracey Prediger, Darren Handschuh
The first-degree murder trial of Peter Michael Visintainer has been moved from Vernon to Kamloops.
By: Jon Manchester
The Esso Cup returns to B.C. for the first time since 2013, when Vernon hosts the tournament in April.
By: Jon Manchester
Songs by Canadian greats Gordon Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell and more will be featured when Vernon's Counterpoint Choir gathers for its Song for a Winter’s Night concerts.
By: Jon Manchester
A mobile home went up in flames early this morning in Osoyoos.
By: Jon Manchester, Casey Richardson, Chelsea Powrie
UPDATE: 2:50 p.m. Traffic is flowing once again on Highway 97 and all vehicles have been removed from the scene.
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