Jordan Copp is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter at Coast Reporter. He covers civic and Indigenous affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news, public education, and the construction industry. Jordan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Vancouver Sun, CBC, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Jordan's coverage heavily focuses on local news in Sechelt, Canada, encompassing government and politics, culture & society, and sports. Given the extensive coverage of government announcements and expert commentary, Jordan is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from local authorities or community leaders regarding the topics covered.
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Committee debates wording while moving Indigenous recognition framework ahead
Health benefit, phone reimbursement added to council policy
Master plan aims to unite park priorities
By: Jordan Copp
Proposed bylaw amendment would add $75 penalty for non-compliance
Most charities, non-profits and community organizations who applied for full property tax exemptions in Gibsons are set to receive them through to 2028 under a bylaw advanced during council’s July
By: Jordan Copp
Town of Gibsons’ Ferry Advisory Committee spent much of its July 29 meeting discussing how to shape the Sunshine Coast’s response to BC Ferries’ upcoming Performance Term 7 (PT7) planning
The Gambier Island Local Trust Committee has approved a development permit and development variance permit for a residential addition at 507 Shawnaby Rd, rejecting a request from a nearby property
Bylaw sets tax relief for charities, churches and non-profits
Committee grants permit and variances despite request to delay application
By: Jordan Copp
Reservation concerns, vessel reliability top committee agenda
